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Prayer Participant's Guide with DVD: Six Sessions on Our Relationship with God

Author Philip Yancey
Publisher Zondervan
Category Religion
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Author(s) Philip Yancey
Publisher Zondervan
ISBN / ASIN 031069115X
ISBN-13 9780310691150
Availability Usually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank #522,915
Category Religion
Marketplace United States
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In this six-session video curriculum, award-winning author Philip Yancey probes the very heartbeat the most fundamental, challenging, perplexing, and deeply rewarding aspect of our relationship with God: prayer. What is prayer? How does it work? And more importantly, does it work? In theory, prayer is the essential human act, a priceless point of contact between us and the God of the universe. In practice, prayer is often frustrating, confusing, and fraught with mystery. Prayer: Does It Make Any Difference? is an exploration of the mysterious intersection where God and humans meet and relate. Yancey explores such questions as: Is God listening? Why should God care about me? If God knows everything, what s the point of prayer? Why do answers to prayer seem so inconsistent and capricious? Why does God seem sometimes close and sometimes far away? How can I make prayer more satisfying? The Prayer DVD and Prayer participant s guide are available separately.

This pack contains one softcover participant's guide and one DVD.

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