Topic · Living · 13 books
Books on Prayer
How to pray, what to pray for, and what God does with the prayers of his people. Expositions of the Lord's Prayer sit beside the Puritans' most practical manuals.
A Breathing After God
Richard Sibbes · 1639 AD — what it means to desire one thing above all, and why that desire keeps a Christian praying and returning to God's house.
Gospel Worship
Jeremiah Burroughs · 1653 AD — how to approach God in worship with reverence, sincerity, and spiritual understanding.
The Saint's Spiritual Delight
Thomas Watson · 1657 AD — an exposition of Psalm 1:2 on the delight of the godly in God's law.
The Whole Duty of Man
Richard Allestree · 1658 AD — seventeen Sunday readings on the duties of a Christian life, with private devotions.
A Christian on the Mount
Thomas Watson · 1660 AD — a treatise on meditation built on Psalm 1:2, distinguished from mere memory and study.
Prayer
John Bunyan · 1662 AD — why true prayer is the Spirit's work in the heart, not mere form or words.
The Lord's Supper
Thomas Watson · 1665 AD — the sacrament explained and transubstantiation refuted.
A Remedy for Wandering Thoughts in the Worship of God
Richard Steele · 1673 AD — diagnoses why the mind drifts during prayer and preaching, and attaches a remedy to each cause.
The Return of Prayers
Thomas Goodwin · 1683 AD — how to recognize God's answers to prayer, even unexpected ones.
The Lord's Prayer
Thomas Watson · 1692 AD — his exposition of the six petitions, from hallowed be thy name to deliver us from evil.
A Method for Prayer
Matthew Henry · 1710 AD — Scripture sentences gathered into ready prayers of adoration, confession, and thanksgiving.
A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life
William Law · 1729 AD — the 1729 argument that devotion means a whole life given to God, from work and money to the hours of daily prayer.
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