
- 168 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
The God Who Prays is a spiritual reading of Jesus' farewell prayers. Jesus began his upper room discipleship sermon on his knees, washing the disciples' feet, and he ended it with his eyes raised to heaven, consecrating himself and his disciples to the will of the Father. For Jesus the line between communion with his Father and conversation with his disciples is very thin. Dialogue and devotion go hand in hand. His Glory prayer and his Gethsemane prayer, along with his prayers from the cross, transform the disciples from pre-passion inquisitiveness and doubt to post-passion devotion and discipleship. Through answered prayer Jesus shifts the disciples from training mode to mission. His example inspires us to ask how thin the line is between praying and living. Prayer's promised efficaciousness, "whatever you ask," is locked in to our relationship with the triune God. The Father is the source of every good and perfect gift. The Son, in whose name we pray, gives the purpose and the passion for "whatever" we ask. And our Advocate, the Holy Spirit, guides us into all truth. On the eve of the crucifixion Jesus teaches us how to pray.
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Table of contents
- Title Page
- Preface: A Learning Curve
- Day 1: A New Way of Asking
- Day 2: The Jesus Prayer
- Day 3: Asking for Joy
- Day 4: A New Conversation
- Day 5: In My Name
- Day 6: Back to the Father
- Day 7: Well-Intentioned Disciples
- Day 8: Alone, but not Alone
- Day 9: Take Heart!
- Day 10: Trouble
- Day 11: Raised Eyes
- Day 12: The Hour
- Day 13: Jesusâ Glory Prayer
- Day 14: All
- Day 15: The Gospel
- Day 16: True Glory
- Day 17: Godâs Autobiography
- Day 18: The Fatherâs Gift
- Day 19: Other-Worldly Followers
- Day 20: âI Gave Them The Wordsâ
- Day 21: Certainty
- Day 22: Strategic Refusal
- Day 23: Protected
- Day 24: Power in the Name
- Day 25: Safe-Keeping
- Day 26: Enemy Talk
- Day 27: The Evil One
- Day 28: Faithful Presence
- Day 29: Consecration
- Day 30: All Believers
- Day 31: The Credible Gospel
- Day 32: Reunion
- Day 33: Knowing God
- Day 34: The Valley
- Day 35: Gethsemane
- Day 36: Watch and Pray
- Day 37: Seventy-Thousand Angels
- Day 38: âForgive Themâ
- Day 39: âMy God, My Godâ
- Day 40: âFather!â
- Bibliography