Cup of Comfort Book of Prayer: Stories and Reflections that Bring You Closer to God
James Stuart Bell, Susan B TownsendOverview
When life throws us curve balls, prayer is often our greatest consolation. In A Cup of Comfort Book of Prayer, ordinary people just like you share the prayers that have brought them closest to God. From Psalm 23 and the Sermon on the Mount to the inspiring words of Anne Bradstreet and St. Francis of Assisi, these are the prayers that people turn to when they most need God's help, people such as:
- Paula, who finds confidence in the Breton's Fisherman Prayer when she feels overwhelmed by her role as single mom
- Susan, whose chance encounter in a customer service line allows her to share the grace of An Old Irish Blessing with a heartbroken stranger
- Clement, who during Operation Desert Storm shared the hope of John Cosin's Lord, Be Thou a Light to My Eyes with a war-torn Kuwaiti family
Synopsis
When life throws us curve balls, prayer is often our greatest consolation. In A Cup of Comfort Book of Prayer, ordinary people just like you share the prayers that have brought them closest to God. From Psalm 23 and the Sermon on the Mount to the inspiring words of Anne Bradstreet and St. Francis of Assisi, these are the prayers that people turn to when they most need God's help, people such as:
- Paula, who finds confidence in the Breton's Fisherman Prayer when she feels overwhelmed by her role as single mom
- Susan, whose chance encounter in a customer service line allows her to share the grace of An Old Irish Blessing with a heartbroken stranger
- Clement, who during Operation Desert Storm shared the hope of John Cosin's Lord, Be Thou a Light to My Eyes with a war-torn Kuwaiti family
James Stuart Bell is the coauthor of Christian Miracles, A Cup of Comfort(r) for Christians, A Cup of Comfort Devotional, among many others. He was for many years the editorial director of Moody Press.