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Mini Devotions Living A Life Of Prayer
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Deepen your connection with God as you engage with the prayers in the Living A Life of Prayer Mini Devotional. In this devotional, beloved author E.M. Bounds shows us how to have ongoing conversations with God throughout the day, sharing our cares and concerns and discovering the blessings that come from a life of prayer.
An intricate orange frame adorns the charcoal gray cover of the mini devotional. The title is set in the middle of the frame and is printed in gold and white.
Living a Life of Prayer
The presentation at the front of the devotional features the same cover design but has additional space for a message and names. The interior of the book is printed in a gray, easy-to-read font.
This mini devotional offers 180 practical devotions on prayer to help you grow in intimacy with God. Each entry includes a title, a Scripture verse, a short devotional, and a prayer.
Topics include praising God, thanksgiving, and more.
E.M. Bounds, born in 1835 and passing away in 1913, was a pastor who preached revival and restoration to both civilians and soldiers during the American Civil War. For the final 17 years of his life, he dedicated his time to writing devotional works centered on the theme of prayer. To Bounds, prayer was as essential to the Christian’s life as physical breath.
Use the compact Living A Life of Prayer Mini Devotional as an outreach tool for students, or consider adding a copy to your children’s and grandchildren’s Christmas stockings to inspire and nurture their prayer life.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780638000528
ISBN10: 0638000521
E. M. Bounds
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2024
Publisher: Christian Art Gifts
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