Whatever We Ask: Prayers Upon Our Return
By (Author) Andrea Brewster
BookBaby
BookBaby
27th January 2020
United States
General
Non Fiction
Paperback
176
Width 152mm, Height 228mm, Spine 10mm
249g
Have you ever questioned if you are worthy to approach God or wondered if God truly wants to hear from you God's answer to each of us is the same: "You are My child. Come, talk to Me." The collection of prayers in Whatever We Ask: Prayers upon Our Return are a testimony to the faithfulness of our Creator, despite our failures and failings, despite how far we may have fallen. Through these prayers, we are restored to a right relationship with our Creator, our Savior, and our brothers and sisters in Christ.Organized according to specific themes for spiritual growth and reconciliation, each prayer has seven thoughtsone for each day of that week. The prayers in the first section, "Recentering: A Return to the Heart," praise the goodness of God and bring us to our knees at the Cross where we were set free. In the second section, "Recommitting: A Return to Life," the prayers challenge us to recommit ourselves to living as faithful Christians, walking in the footsteps of the Risen Savior. In "Reconnecting: A Return to Fellowship," we reinvest in fellowship with other Christians and pray together for our Creator to make us unified, Jesus-focused, Spirit-filled, and faithful messengers of the good news of Jesus Christ.God hears our prayers and sends the Spirit to work within us. With God's grace as our center, we live in celebration of the goodness of our Creator and our freedom in the Savior. Standing in the Empty Tomb, we rejoice to be new creations, strong in faith and generous in love. Locking hands with our brothers and sisters, we become again a part of the Body of Christ and are fully reconciled as children of God, co-heirs of the promise.
Andrea Brewster teaches English at a public university and is the mother of three sons. Her previously published works include writings on motherhood, healing from the trauma of violence, and parenting an autistic child.As a Christian, she has fallen often but been gently picked up and cleaned off by the Savior each time. Through the Spirit at work in these prayers, she has been restored. Her next project is a collection of personal essays on her journey as a follower of Christ.