DescriptionThere’s a question many of us don’t really want to be asked: “How’s your prayer life going?”The honest answer would often be an embarrassed “Not very well”. Perhaps it feels a bit stale. Not very regular. Too self-focused. But we know how precious and important prayer is. So where do we turn? How do we fix this?Being a disciple of Jesus means learning from him with the goal of becoming like him. To transform and improve our prayers, we should start at the very place where Jesus teaches his disciples to “pray like this”.So let respected Christian author Kel Richards be your guide as he unpacks the Lord’s Prayer by explaining the meaning and significance of its 21 key words.Kel’s book is packed with practical tips and advice, including how to cultivate one-sentence prayers throughout your day, and encouragement to apply the ‘TAP principle’ of trusting, asking and persisting. You’ll learn to pray not just for yourself but as part of a global family embracing forgiveness and seeking God’s help and protection in a challenging world.Table of contents Thinking about praying The Lord’s Prayer Word 1: Like Word 2: Our Word 3: Father Word 4: Heaven Word 5: Name Word 6: Hallowed Word 7: Kingdom Word 8: Come Word 9: Will Word 10: Earth Word 11: Done Word 12: Bread Word 13: Daily Word 14 Forgive Word 15: Sins Word 16: Everyone Word 17: Temptation Word 18: Lead Word 19: Deliver Word 20: Evil Word 21: Amen The TAP principle How to use the Lord’s Prayer About the authorKel is a veteran Australian author, journalist and broadcaster. In a long and distinguished career, he has hosted ABC radio's flagship daily current affairs show AM and his own talkback shows on commercial radio. For 12 years Kel wrote and presented the popular daily feature Word Watch on ABC NewsRadio (more than 2,000 episodes in all). Kel currently appears on Sky News Australia and on 2GB (and the Nine Radio Network). He is a columnist for The Spectator Australia and Australian Geographic. Among his many books is the bestseller The Aussie Bible. Kel is married to Barbara. They have two children and three grandchildren. Kel and Barbara are member of St Paul’s, Chatswood.
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