Why Andrew Murray Called Intercession a Holy Privilege
Why Andrew Murray called intercession a holy privilege — a slow reading of three Murray passages on praying for the person you love but don’t know how to help.
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The Prayer Andrew Murray Said Most Christians Never Pray
The prayer Andrew Murray said most Christians never pray — a slow reading of three Murray passages on prayer as encounter, not request. For the shopping-list season.
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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.
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Waiting on God for Marriage — Murray on the Long Wait
Waiting on God for marriage — Andrew Murray on the long wait, when the prayer has been the same prayer for years and the marriage has not come.
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What Does the Bible Say About Waiting? — Murray on Waiting on God
What does the Bible say about waiting? Andrew Murray’s 31-day reading on waiting on God — slow, honest, no peppy timeline. Read for the long wait.
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What Does the Bible Say About Guilt? — Murray on the Conscience
What does the Bible say about guilt — Andrew Murray on the conscience, slowly read. The difference between conviction that draws and condemnation that crushes.
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How to Forgive Yourself as a Christian — MacDonald on Mercy
How to forgive yourself as a Christian — MacDonald on mercy, slowly read. The verse that lets you stop punishing yourself for what God has already covered.
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How to Confess Sin to God — Owen on Mortification
How to confess sin to God — Owen on mortification, slowly read. Confession is not the prayer; the prayer is the returning to the Father of eternal, free love.
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What Does the Bible Say About Purpose? — Augustine on the Restless Heart
What does the Bible say about purpose — Augustine on the restless heart, walked slowly through Confessions, for the woman tired of purpose slogans.
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How to Discern God’s Calling — Ignatian Discernment
How to discern God’s calling — Ignatian discernment, walked slowly through The Spiritual Exercises, for the woman tired of the open-door theory.