PrayerStreaming: Staying in Touch with God All Day Long

Pray Your Way Through Your Day. More than two thousand years ago Jesus taught about the importance of prayer and the apostle Paul urged Christians to "pray without ceasing." Yet a rewarding prayer life seems almost impossible for those of us juggling busy schedules, family needs, friendships, home tasks, or a demanding job. We'd love to engage constantly with God: such as when we're working, driving carpool, or folding socks. But how can we, when we spend so much of our days just racing from one thing to another? The author of three other books on prayer, Janet Holm McHenry set out on a personal journey to learn how to draw even closer to God through this crucial spiritual discipline. Her findings led toPrayerStreaming,a life-changing guide to praying through the clutter and clatter of everyday life. Tap into History's Best Spiritual Wisdom Regarding Prayer. Drawing fromeight of the most respected and time-tested spiritual classics on the subject of prayer, as well as personal experiences of deepened intimacy with God, Janet Holm McHenry illustrates that incorporating prayer into the rhythms of life is in fact far easier than you thinkand more beneficial than you could ever dream

Janet Holm McHenry speaks around the country at prayerwalk events, retreats and other conferences. A high school English, journalism, and creative writing teacher, she has been prayerwalking for several years and founded a local prayerwalk ministry and a prayer group for parents of teens. She is the author of hundreds of articles and seventeen other books, including PrayerWalk, Daily PrayerWalk, and Prayer Changes Teens.

Pray Your Way Through Your Day.

More than two thousand years ago Jesus taught about the importance of prayer and the apostle Paul urged Christians to pray without ceasing. Yet a rewarding prayer life seems almost impossible for those of us juggling busy schedules, family needs, friendships, home tasks, or a demanding job. We'd love to engage constantly with God: such as when we're working, driving carpool, or folding socks. But how can we, when we spend so much of our days just racing from one thing to another?

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Historical time line — How can I pray without ceasing? — A humble heart : the pilgrim — A listening heart : Frank Laubach — A loving heart : Madame Guyon — A clean heart : Teresa of Avila — An abiding heart : Andrew Murray — A passionate heart : Charles Spurgeon — An interceding heart : E.M. Bounds — A committed heart : Brother Lawrence — Prayerstreaming.