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By: Donald Whitney
For many believers, prayer is often marked by repetition and a lack of intimate communion with God. Praying the Bible invites readers to revitalize their prayer lives by using the very words God has given us in Scripture. The Psalms, with their rich themes, language, and emotions, serve as a God-given prayer book and a powerful foundation for prayer. Praying the Bible offers an easy-to-apply framework for making the words of the Psalms—and other portions of Scripture—one’s own, opening the door to a deeper, more meaningful experience of communion with God.
