Liberating the Leader's Prayer Life

by Terry Muck

Put the joy back in your prayer life. All Christians need to pray. But the pressures of ministry can work against prayer. Busyness. Distractions. Inconsistency. All block the quiet time needed for prayer. Yet all are part of local church ministry. When administration, counseling, and even preaching responsibilities intrude on time with God, the power source of ministry is cut--and guilt about prayer results. This is a book about developing guilt-free prayer. Putting the joy back in talking to God. It doesn't prescribe one sure cure-all but tells the stories of scores of men and women who have learned to combine the stress of leadership with the release of prayer. No magic formula; but a potpourri of ideas. You decide which ideas will work for your devotional life. It is a book about experimenting with prayer the key to your relationship with God.

Genres: Prayer, Leadership

206 pages, Hardcover

First published August 1, 1985

Reviews

[Randy Corn · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you are familiar with Leadership Journal (now sadly no longer published) you will already be familiar with the format of the entire Leadership Library. Good practical advice on the subject of prayer. Also includes a good bibliography on this vital topic.

[Jeff Elliott · Rating 5 out of 5]

See the bibliography at the end of the book.