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In Taking Hold of God, you will enter the treasury of the church of Jesus Christ and discover some of its most valuable gems on the subject of Christian prayer. The writings of the Reformers and Puritans shine with the glory of God in Christ, offering us much wisdom and insight today that can make our own prayer lives more informed, more extensive, more fervent, and more effectual. Six...

BRIAN G. NAJAPFOUR Even in the busiest periods of the Reformation Luther averaged two hours of prayer daily. —ANDREW W. KOSTEN Not only was Martin Luther (1483–1546) the great Protestant Reformer,1 he was a great man of prayer as well. As he explains, prayer was foundational for his soul’s well-being: “Prayer includes every pursuit of the soul, in meditation, reading, listening, [and] praying.”2 Andrew Kosten suggests that “to know … Luther at his
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