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    The Problem of Prayer: And The Promise That Changes Everything
    The Problem of Prayer: And The Promise That Changes Everything
    The Problem of Prayer: And The Promise That Changes Everything
    Audiobook6 hours

    The Problem of Prayer: And The Promise That Changes Everything

    Written by Cherie Hill

    Narrated by Kate Rudd

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    You pray and pray, pouring your heart out to God. You ask for grace, for answers, for something. And then…nothing. You ask yourself if God cares, or if He even exists.

    The Problem of Prayer addresses the toughest dilemma every Christian faces: doubt. The world has conditioned us to crave results, demanding instant solutions to our problems. But that’s not what faith is about. Faith in prayer is about surrendering to God’s will—seeing things through His eyes, not our own. During prayer, we too often focus on our sadness, confusion, and fear instead of realizing the moment offers us the opportunity to enjoy God’s greatest gifts: trust, hope, and love.

    There’s only one guarantee in life, and it’s beautiful: God is with you wherever you are, in your happiest times and in your darkest hours. In this encouraging, affirming exploration of our constant battle with unbelief, author Cherie Hill offers a deeply personal, compelling approach to transforming your own faith by honestly examining your doubt.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrilliance Audio
    Release dateJan 24, 2017
    ISBN9781531877996
    The Problem of Prayer: And The Promise That Changes Everything
    Author

    Cherie Hill

    Cherie Hill is the founder of ScriptureNow.com, a global ministry that brings the blessing of Scripture to more than thirty countries. Cherie takes joy in helping others explore the promises and blessings found within God’s Word. With a BA in psychology and biblical counseling training through the American Association of Christian Counselors, she writes for several online Christian magazines and counsels through various radio programs. When not writing or speaking, she commits her time to her church and various nonprofit organizations.

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