In "The Prayer Life," noted Christian author Andrew Murray addresses the problem of prayerlessness, a problem that knows no generational boundaries. Murray cuts to the heart of the problem, offering suggestions which, if followed, will have a serious impact on the life of the earnest reader.

The Inner Chamber and the Deepest Secret of Pentecost

always good Murray writing and inspiriting in the area of prayer -
knowledgeable author - solid teaching.. ( )

Happy to recomend this book that deals with the relationship with God.Excellent reading matter that stirs within a desire to challenge your walk with God to a new level of understanding and commitment. ( )

There are many helpful things that Andrew Murrary has to say in this book, but I will fasten only upon his explanation of the necessity of a willing heart to obey and do what the Word teaches before understanding can happen. "In life, in science and art, in business, the only way of truly knowing, is doing. What a man cannot do he does not thoroughly know. The only way to know God is through the doing of his will. That proves whether it is a God of my own sentiment and imagination that I confess, or the true and living God who rules and works all. In the quiet of the inner chamber in the spirit in which I do my private Bible reading, in the determination with which I seek to have this point absolutely and finally settled that I am going to do whatever God says, that the awful self-delusion of hearing and not doing must be conquered." The power of Andrew Murray lies in the fact that he approached the Bible with this attitude and determination to be a doer and not a hearer only. ( )