Lord, Teach Us to Pray

By Andrew Murray

Since this book was published over a century ago, countless readers have learned through its paes that no one can teach prayer better than Jesus Christ himself. This enduring classic will transform your prayers and life as you open your heart to the prayer-lessons Jesus gave.

"The Father waits to hear every prayer of faith. He wants to give us whatever we ask for in Jesus' name. If there is one thing I think the Church needs to learn, it is that God intends prayer to have an answer, and that we have not yet fully conceived of what God will do for us if we believe that our prayers will be heard. God hears prayer."
- Andrew Murray

• Language: English
• Publisher: Authentic Media
• Release date: Jan 5, 2012
• ISBN: 9781780789644

Andrew Murray

ANDREW MURRAY (1828-1917) was a church leader, evangelist, and missionary statesman. As a young man, Murray wanted to be a minister, but it was a career choice rather than an act of faith. Not until he had finished his general studies and begun his theological training in the Netherlands, did he experience a conversion of heart. Sixty years of ministry in the Dutch Reformed Church of South Africa, more than 200 books and tracts on Christian spirituality and ministry, extensive social work, and the founding of educational institutions were some of the outward signs of the inward grace that Murray experienced by continually casting himself on Christ. A few of his books include The True Vine, Absolute Surrender, The School of Obedience, Waiting on God, and The Prayer Life.

Reviews for Lord, Teach Us to Pray

[vernazzablue · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I picked this up under it's original title, "With Christ in the School of Prayer." After reading a bit, I decided to check out what Richard Foster had to say on prayer in his "Celebration of Discipline." He said to read Andrew Murray! Without a doubt, this is the most challenging and profound work on prayer that I have ever come across. It truly changed my life. Read it slowly. And then read it again.