Reading the Bible and Praying in Public

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130 in stock

Weight 0.06 lbs
Dimensions 7.25 × 4.8 × 0.2 in
ISBN 9780851519722
Binding

Booklet

Topic

Church Leadership, Preaching & Teaching, Worship

Original Pub Date

2008

Banner Pub Date

Jul 1, 2008

Page Count

24

Format

Booklet

Series

Booklets

Book Description

Bible reading and prayer are two elements in all evangelical church worship. At certain points in every service someone will read the Scriptures and lead the congregation in prayer. These regular acts of worship are so familiar that many probably take them for granted and do not think too seriously about them.

But what is the best way to read the Bible in public and what are the things we need to keep in mind if we are to lead others in public prayer? In Reading the Bible and Praying in Public, Stuart Olyott supplies us with wise practical advice on these vitally important acts of our corporate church worship.

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