 | Big Disappointment Oct 2, 2008 |
| This book was a big disappointment. While it is of some value in regards to prayer, the author seems to have no ability to rightly divide the Word. He claims promises made to Israel as true for the church today. Also, the author is totally in the dark about the mystery (secret) that Paul revealed in his epistles. |
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 | Christ in the Scool of Prayer Sep 24, 2008 |
| this is a classic. Tho written in the early 1800's the priniciples apply and if followed, will deepen anyone's relationship with Jesus. |
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| With christ In the School of Prayer Jul 10, 2008 |
| I loved this book. Andrew Murray is a prolific writer and I learn so much from his books. The format of this book is lesson by lesson, step by step. He leads his readers into a complete understanding of the Holy Spirit and how important he is in our life. The Holy Spirit is our teacher, our comforter, our guide into our walk with truth. This book helps us get beyond the surface of religious attitude and deeper into living and loving our walk with GOD. He shows us how to deepen our knowing of GOD and our directly communicating with him giving us a relationship with our Father, our Savior, and with Jesus' and GOD's Spirit that lives within us. I give this book a 5 star review and believe every Christian needs to read and uses these lessons to enrich our closeness with GOD. |
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 | Somewhat overrated, perhaps Mar 13, 2008 |
| Perhaps if I knew the life story behind the author I cold rate this book higher. He authored over 240 books and in this one he takes a very authoritative tone. Yet he cites not a single example, from personal experience, to back up his bold claims about the power of prayer. If, in the course of time, I come to learn that Murray actually realized in his own life the power of prayer he insists is available to every believer, I will come back and revise my ranking for this work. |
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| A Much Loved Classic Jun 28, 2007 |
"With Christ in the School of Prayer ..." is a wonderful classic to read and enjoy.
Don't let the second part of the title put you off ... this is a book for everyone. Really. |
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