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    The Principles and Practices of Prayer

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    1995
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    Brug, John F.
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    Abstract
    John F. Brug’s The Principles and Practice of Prayer is a comprehensive study guide designed to deepen understanding and practice of Christian prayer. Structured as a 15-session course, it explores biblical principles, types of prayer, sources of prayer, and practical applications in personal, family, pastoral, and congregational life. Brug emphasizes prayer as both a divine command and a spiritual privilege, rooted in sincerity, persistence, reverence, and trust in God’s will. The guide examines prayers of praise, thanksgiving, confession, petition, and intercession, drawing on scriptural examples and the Lord’s Prayer. It also addresses hindrances to prayer and offers strategies for cultivating a richer prayer life. Supplementary resources include hymn-based prayers, prayer books, and a curated bibliography. Designed for pastors, teachers, and lay leaders, the guide encourages thoughtful reflection, personal growth, and the integration of prayer into all aspects of Christian living. Abstract prepared by Microsoft Copilot (GPT-4).
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