The secret of communion with God

As Matthew Henry himself says: "Great is the mystery of godliness taken seriously." The cultivation of godliness is the main task of this book. It is difficult to find a person who reads Matthew Henry and is not left with the intention of seriously examining their personal devotional life.

As you read on, you will find tremendous thoughts: "If we are to be good at anything, it is always in the mornings," "The conclusion of each day should always bring to our minds the conclusion of all our days," "God is more willing to be prayed to and more ready to hear prayer than we are to pray," "Those who manage to touch the tip of the golden scepter must be ready to say why they plead and what their petition consists of," "God understands the language of the heart," and "Let us go to bed in peace with all men."

In this book, we are told how to: Start the day with God. Spend the day with God. End the day with God.