Praying the Psalms : Drawing Near to the Heart of God

Learn to speak the language of God's own heart. Have you ever tried to pour out your deepest feelings to God, only to discover that you can't find the words? We want to feel connected to God, but sometimes it seems like we're not speaking the same language. There is no better place in all of Scripture than Psalms to learn to be with God. Praying the Psalms includes 50 selections from this book—songs of praise, cries for help, glad rejoicings, and humble offerings—accompanied by inspirational devotions that will open a divine window in your prayer life. Adapted from God's Prayer Book ; now in a deluxe LeatherLike binding.

there Is No Better Place In All Of Scripture Than The Psalms To Learn To Be With God And See With The Eyes Of Faith The Face Of The One Who Longs To Form Us Fully In His Image. The Psalms Often Stretch And Perplex As They Teach, But They Open A Divine Window On Prayer. How Could It Be Otherwise? The Psalms Are God's Prayer Book, And They Teach Us To Talk To God In His Own Language.
features Meditations For More Than 75 Psalms, Arranged In Numerical Order, Scripture And Topical Indexes. Each Devotional Includes The Complete Text Of The Psalm(s) From The New Living Translation, A Devotional Window (brief Meditative Thoughts And/or Background On The Psalm), A Prayer Route (one Or More Key Phrases Or Verses From The Psalm, Followed By Suggested Ways To Use The Psalm In Prayer).

There is no better place in all of Scripture than the Psalms to learn to be with God and see with the eyes of faith the face of the One who longs to form us fully in his image. The psalms often stretch and perplex as they teach, but they open a divine window on prayer. How could it be otherwise? The Psalms are God's prayer book, and they teach us to talk to God in his own language. Features meditations for more than 75 psalms, arranged in numerical order, Scripture and topical indexes. Each devotional includes the complete text of the Psalm(s) from the New Living Translation, a devotional window (brief meditative thoughts and/or background on the Psalm), a prayer route (one or more key phrases or verses from the Psalm, followed by suggested ways to use the Psalm in prayer).