Tag Prayer

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A Healthy Church: A Praying Church

It is said that a visitor to C.H. Spurgeon’s Metropolitan Tabernacle once asked Spurgeon to tell him the key to his ministry’s great success. In answer, the famous preacher took the visitor to a basement room where a group of…

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The Family Altar (3)

The family worship (see parts #1, #2) that Oliver Heywood envisioned contained three basic elements: reading scripture, singing Psalms, and prayer. To this we might add reading from works of great theologians or famous sermons, but only as a means…

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The Family Altar (2)

In The Family Altar, the Puritan writer Oliver Heywood makes the case for family or household worship. We have already discussed Heywood’s belief that family worship is essential for the proper functioning not only of the family, but also the…

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Praying “in the Spirit”: Puritan Style

Many young evangelicals today are on the “Geneva” or “Westminster Trail.” Going out from the comforts of such evangelical churches is difficult and a great unknown. One unknown area is what churches in the Reformed tradition believe about the relationship…

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Book Bundle Giveaway

Thanks to our friends at Reformation Heritage Books we have a two-book bundle of The Lord’s Prayer for His People and Pentecostal Outpourings. USA mailing addresses only. One entry per household. Deadline to register is Friday, February 10. Enter here.

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John Owen and Prayer as Politics

Danny Hyde recently wrote an article on the relationship between John Owen’s view of prayer and politics entitled, John Owen: Prayer as Politics By Other Means. It is now online by signing up for a free subscription to the Ad…