Shannon Hamrick reflects on the development of his personal prayer life. He shares how his prayer life often felt staged and how he considered himself a “poor pray-er.”
He shares the balancing act between discipline and dependence regarding prayer and how prayer can be a practical exercise of our dependence on God.
He gives practical examples of: praying in the morning, invoking God’s attributes and promises, praying for oneself, for a transformed heart, compassion for the lost, and to be used by God in His redemptive plan. He highlights Paul’s prayers in the New Testament as a model for boldness and spiritual growth.
