Keep reading to learn more about Praying Together and how you can order (or be given!) a copy.
From the Back Cover
A Christian never prays alone. Heard by the Father and helped by the Son and Spirit, and joined with the prayers of others, a believer’s prayer always expresses a relationship. It is fitting, then, that God designed the church to be a community of believers who regularly pray together. And yet we often fail to prioritize these times in our daily lives.
Exploring the Bible’s teaching on corporate prayer and the rich blessings that result, Praying Together will help you delight in the privilege of prayer and give you the practical tools to make praying with others a regular practice in your home, your church, and your community.
Table of Contents
PART 1
THE FOUNDATIONS OF PRAYING TOGETHER
1 Relationship
2 Duty
3 Promise
PART 2
THE FRUITS OF PRAYING TOGETHER
4 Love
5 Discipleship
6 Revival
PART 3
THE PRACTICE OF PRAYING TOGETHER
7 Praying with the Church
8 Praying with Partners and Groups
9 Praying with Family and Guests
*each chapter also has questions for personal or group study*
Endorsements
Jen Wilkin ~ J. Ligon Duncan, III ~ Katelyn Beaty ~ Derek W.H. Thomas
Kate Shellnutt ~ Melissa Kruger ~ Jane Patete ~ Guy Prentiss Waters
Joel R. Beeke ~ Martha Manikas-Foster ~ Jen Pollock Michel
*read the endorsements here*
Get Your Copy
You can pre-order at Crossway or Amazon.
And to celebrate Praying Together’s upcoming release, we will be giving away a copy of Praying Together:
Leave a comment on this post giving your name and telling us who you pray with in your home, community, or church.
One name will be chosen at random and will be announced Monday, April 11. We will contact you, and a copy of Praying Together will be mailed to the address you provide.
Thank you for your encouragements over the years here at Sunday Women. Would you join us in praying that this book would encourage God's people--families, community groups, and whole churches--to pray together?
UPDATE: And the winner is the 11th commentor: Melissa. Congratulations!
I pray every Monday afternoon with a small group of women from church. It is a very transparent group in which we pray for each other's struggles and praise God for answered prayer. We encourage each other according to scripture, and we have grown together through the experience.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to reading this book on such a dear topic. My husband and I pray together in the morning, we pray as a family in the evening and attend the weekly churh prayer meeting.
ReplyDeleteMichele Call
Excited for you, Megan! Congratulations on your book! My favorite people to pray with are my husband and children! ...This is Ali/Aleta Irick :)
ReplyDeleteThis is exciting news! I find it very encouraging to pray with my husband.
ReplyDeleteMy sister-in-law and I pray together every Friday morning. I love knowing that our preschoolers are growing up with this being normal.
ReplyDeleteI pray with the women on Wednesday evenings. Heather
ReplyDeleteIn my church group....guess I could have been a little more specific. ;)
DeleteExcited about this book!! Such an important topic!! I pray with my pastor husband for our family church family....
ReplyDeleteI pray with husband and littles and ladies at church.
ReplyDeleteI pray with husband and littles and ladies at church.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to reading your book, Megan! I feel that many Christians (including myself) miss out on this great privilege and are weak because of it. I pray with my husband and a friend. Gail Slawson (Cristy's mother-in-law)
ReplyDeleteI pray with a small group in my church family every morning before the worship service at 9aa, we pray together on Wednesday nights too. I love to pray with the ladies in my Bible study group, and with my dear sisters in Christ who are part of our Body. My friend Meg and I enjoy praying together whenever we meet for fellowship.
ReplyDeleteI pray with a small group in my church family every morning before the worship service at 9aa, we pray together on Wednesday nights too. I love to pray with the ladies in my Bible study group, and with my dear sisters in Christ who are part of our Body. My friend Meg and I enjoy praying together whenever we meet for fellowship.
ReplyDeleteI meet for prayer with four ladies from church every Wednesday morning.
ReplyDeleteYou won, Melissa! Please email me your mailing address (megan@sundaywomen.com,) and I'll have a copy of Praying Together sent to you.
DeleteI will pray with my church together on Sunday evenings!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to reading this Megan! I pray with my friends from church community group, usually on walks or coffee date together or over the phone. Also, I pray with our female students, my children and my husband.
ReplyDeleteI have been praying with my prayer partners once a month for about 6 months now. We have seen amazing answers to prayer and have learned to wait on God in a powerful way.
ReplyDeleteI have prayed with prayer partners in the past, the latest one being my sister, which was such a blessing in each of our lives. I also pray with my family, my husband, other women, and most of my life, with my church. The 24-hour prayer vigils the church has had in the past twice a year truly have been rich and moving in my life as God has used that time to teach me more about prayer as I prayed with another person and sang hymns before our mighty God together! These are times I cherish in my heart and will never forget, spent in the presence of God! Megan, I can hardly wait to read your book. You are so gifted and God has used you and your words to encourage and challenge me in many ways. I thank God for you! ~Lynne Patterson
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great book! Praying for the release. I'm blessed to pray at home with my husband and children. At church with my small group. God bless you --- Gina W.
ReplyDeleteI treasure our time in prayer during family worship with my parents. It is such a sweet time to thank God for His many blessings and lift up requests for dear family members, friends, and the church all over the world. I look forward to reading the book!
ReplyDelete~ Deborah Jarstfer