Conversation with God

Name: Conversation with God
Rating: 4.666666507720947 (3 reviews)

Lloyd John Ogilvie

Apr 2007 · Harvest House Publishers

4.7

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In Conversation with God, bestselling author Lloyd Ogilvie shows readers a fresh approach to prayer—one that is as much listening as speaking. Drawing on years of experiencing God as a friend, Ogilvie clearly and simply explains the many dimensions of prayer and then provides a 30–day guide so readers can put into practice what they’re learning.

As they begin to enjoy give–and–take conversation with God as a part of everyday life, readers will experience the truth that He is always available...so they need never feel alone or isolated. And they will find prayer to be more refreshing, profound, and meaningful than they may ever have imagined possible.

Excellent for group Bible studies or as a personal guide.

Formerly titled Quiet Moments in Prayer.

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4.7

3 reviews

Russell Johnson

January 31, 2014

Really helped me understand how to pray! How to go from monologue to conversations with God!

About the author

Dr. Lloyd John Ogilvie has authored more than 50 books, including Conversation with God, When You Need a Miracle, and the immensely popular daily devotional God’s Best for My Life. He previously served as senior pastor of Hollywood Presbyterian Church in California and as chaplain of the United States Senate. Now he maintains a busy schedule of leading Preaching with Passion Conferences for pastors and motivational speaking throughout the world.

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