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All Christians need to pray. But the pressures of ministry can work against prayer. Busyness. Distractions. Inconsistency. All block the quiet time needed for prayer. Yet all are part of local church ministry. When administration, counseling, and even preaching responsibilities intrude on time with God, the power source of ministry is cut off—guilt about prayer results. This is a book about...

elders of the Christian church prescribed the prayer norm to be followed by the monks: “Twelve Psalms for an evening Office and the same number for a night Office. The presumption was that during the day each monk arranged in his own way for prayer and words of Scripture to accompany his manual work.”7 In effect this combines formal hours of prayer with personalized structure, whatever that may be. In reality, we all need the fruits of both approaches. Some may need more of one than the other.
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