How To Pray - eBook

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ISBN: 9781603748810

By: R.A. Torrey

Whitaker House / 1983 / ePub

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Penned in 1900, Torrey's timeless classic has guided generations of new (and seasoned) believers into a richer, more effective prayer life. With chapters like "The Importance of Prayer," "Obeying and Praying," "Abiding in Christ," and "When to Pray," it provides Scripture-based lessons on maintaining a devotional and worshipful lifestyle. Updated for the modern reader, words, expressions, and sentence structure have been revised for clarity and readability.

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Title: How To Pray - eBook
By: R.A. Torrey
Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: Whitaker House

Publication Date: 1983
ISBN: 9781603748810
ISBN-13: 9781603748810
Stock No: WW40447EB

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Experiencing God Through Prayer
R. A. Torrey shares spiritual guidelines of answered prayer in this powerful and dynamic book, including:

Praying according to God’s will
Praying in the Spirit
Hindrances to prayer
When to pray
Abiding in Christ

Torrey’s teachings are illustrated with many true-life experiences. They are lovingly explained and will help you understand the components of a successful prayer life. Then you will see the powerful results of praying God’s way

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Reuben Archer Torrey (1856–1928) was one of the greatest evangelists of the twentieth century. Several years after his graduation from Yale Divinity School, he was selected by D. L. Moody to become the first dean of the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. Under his direction, Moody Institute became a pattern for Bible institutes around the world. From 1903 to 1905, Dr. Torrey traveled the world in revival campaigns, winning thousands of souls to Jesus Christ. He continued worldwide crusades for the next fifteen years while he served as the dean of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles and pastored that city’s Church of the Open Door. Dr. Torrey longed for more Christian workers to take an active part in bringing the message of salvation through Christ to a lost and dying world. His straightforward style of evangelism has shown thousands of Christian workers how to become effective soulwinners.