Road to fervent prayer

In many cases, the church's problem isn't a lack of prayer, but rather the concepts that guide it. Arthur Pink responds to this need by offering us solid principles to guide our communion with God. The merit of this book lies in its direct exposition of some prayers found in the New Testament.

In this way, the author shows us that the basis of our acceptance in God's presence is found in the merits of Christ, through which we can pray with full confidence of finding welcome, comfort, and power. But this is not all; Pink demonstrates that God's abundant grace produces abundant fruit. There is, therefore, an intimate connection between genuine prayer and sanctification, because prayer produces zeal for God's glory. Instead of being an excuse to evade our obligations, prayer is a source of power to respond to our daily duties with responsibility and efficiency.