Sometimes the
best solutions are not ones derived by technology advancement or an invention. Some of the best solutions are the simple ones
that have already been tried. In this
book the author takes you back to Middle Ages using one of the tools they use
to pray with, the pray wheel. The best description
of what the book is about is captured in the beginning of the book in a section
called A New Promise for Prayer. This is
how it starts. What is Prayer – This running
conversation with God – and why do we crave it so? Why do out hearts for communion with
something we cannot see, and only sometimes feels? These key questions that start the book are investigated
deeper to help you drive towards your prayer needs. The book teaches you how to use the prayer
wheel not just for a few days but for a full seven weeks with prayers already
developed to help you reach another level of prayer. The book moves on to prayers for everyday
life, praying the scriptures then provides details on how each part of the
prayer wheel represents and its purpose. If you are looking for a book to help you with
prayers or if you want to try something different in the method of prayers try
this book.
I received this
book from Blogging for Books for this review.
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