MiniZine: Help for a Sick Prayer Life

This 'MiniZine' will help you think about prayer, and make progress in being more faithful in your prayer life.

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Paul's noble friend Epaphras was always "struggling" on behalf of the Colossians in his prayers (Col 4:12).

Most Christians know what that struggle is like. Prayer is deceptively natural and easy—a child can do it. And yet persevering in prayer is agonizingly hard. All long-term Christians will testify to the many and various ways in which they fail in the struggle, and drift into prayerlessness.

The three articles in this MiniZine will not suddenly solve the problem, or eliminate the struggle. But, God willing, they will provide you with weapons, armour and a renewed courage for the battle.
About MiniZines

It's not a booklet, or a leaflet, or a tract. It's not a full-sized magazine either. It's somewhere in the middle: a short collection of articles, in an economical, easy-to-read format, with a discussion guide included.

The aim is simple: to provide high-quality Bible-based input to help Christians encourage each other.

MiniZines are ideal for giving away, for starting personal conversations, and for small group discussion.
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Churchman (Autumn 2011)
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"Those clever chaps from Matthias Media have produced a handy bite-sized minizine on praying; it is theological without being heavy and it is practical without being the latest quickfix which I fail at after a week or so! Three short articles - why we don't pray (our prayerlessness shows how ingrained our sin is), basics to get started (a breeze through the Lord's prayer) and then some very practical hints for praying in small groups - the last I found most helpful as small groups are the place where we often learn or fail to learn the most. I am hoping to take my small group through its suggestions. Warmly recommended but don't let it be all you read about prayer." - Alistair Tresidder (St Luke's Hampstead)