How to Develop a Personal Relationship with God — The Older Tradition
How to develop a personal relationship with God — read slowly through Brother Lawrence, for the woman whose faith feels real but distant after long years.
How to Start a Christian Journal — Slow Beginner’s Guide
How to start a Christian journal — a slow beginner’s guide read through Mary Tileston, for the woman whose blank notebook has been sitting closed for months.
How to Develop Spiritual Discipline — Wesley’s Working Rules
How to develop spiritual discipline — Wesley’s working rules, slowly read, for the woman whose devotional shelf is full and whose practice has stalled.
How to Pray for Healing — Murray on the Prayer of Faith
How to pray for healing — Murray on the prayer of faith, walked slowly through three passages that do not pretend the body away. For the long illness.
How to Pray for Your Children — Tileston on the Mother’s Prayer
How to pray for your children — Tileston on the mother’s prayer, walked slowly through three older passages. For the praying mother of any age child.
How to Pray for Your Husband — Murray’s Counsel for the Praying Wife
How to pray for your husband — Murray’s counsel for the praying wife, walked slowly through three passages. For the long marriage, not the quick fix.
How to Pray Morning and Evening — Habermann’s Daily Prayers
How to pray morning and evening by Habermann’s older daily rhythm — the twice-a-day prayer practice the church kept for centuries, walked slowly through Spurgeon.
How to Develop a Quiet Time with God — Brother Lawrence’s Hidden Method
How to have a quiet time with God by Brother Lawrence’s hidden method — the seventeenth-century kitchen monk’s slow practice that holds where the bullet-point.
How to Pray for a Hardened Heart — Murray’s Soft Answer
How to pray for a hardened heart — Andrew Murray’s soft answer for the woman praying years for someone whose heart has gone stone. A slow read.
Is It Ok to Be Angry at God? — The Psalmist and Spurgeon
Is it ok to be angry at god — a slow, contemplative read through Psalm 22 and Spurgeon’s counsel on the honest prayer scripture itself recorded.