This is a phenomenal site. It has been put together by Rev. Dr. Ligon Duncan and some others and it is a website devoted completely to Matthew Henry's "Method for Prayer".


Go and see it here.

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Benjamin P. Glaser, M. Div, Licentiate, Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Member Fairmount ARP Church
Pittsburgh, PA

Deo Vindice

Wow...how cool is that?

Thanks for the link!

bob

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Robert
Lay Person
PCA
West Virginia
Go share your faith

And we (I) wonder why we're in the shape we're in.

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Donald P. Grubb
theol46@embarqmail.com

Berean Baptist Church, Mansfield, OH
Mansfield, OH

John 6:63 It is the Spirit who gives life; the flesh profits nothing.
The words that I speak to you are spirit, and they are life.

What does that mean?

Thank you for this link. I almost hate to think of it as a resource, but, alas, that is what is is: a wonderful resource.

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Curt Lovelace
Pastor, Covenant Baptist Church (CBA)
Acton, Maine
Director, Lifework Forum
Sermons at SermonAudio.com/CBCActon
Blogging at Coffee with Curt

Thanks, I just found this and was sure that someone on the PBoard had already made known its existence. I read Isaac Watts's guide to prayer a couple years ago and for some reason I wasn't quite satisfied...this looks like a great alternative.

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Laura
member of Geneva OPC, Woodstock, GA
"Christ has done great things for his people, and he has suffered great things for his people, and he has purchased great things for his people, and he has prepared great things for his people; yet many of his own dear people are so taken up with their own hearts, and with their own duties and graces, that Christ is little eyed by them or minded by them! This is the great reason why so many Christians, who will certainly go to heaven—do walk in darkness, and lie down in sorrow." - Thomas Brooks

just signed up for the "Daily Method for Pray" e-mails. Question; why two choices of the ESV? (ESV-Corporate or ESV-First Person)

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Rangerus
Southern Baptist
Austin, TX
Teacher and Volunteer
1689 LBCF & BF&M 2000

I saw that as well and was unsure of what that meant. I got the ESV-Corporate.

Could it be changing the personal pronouns according to what purpose you are using the Scriptures for? e.g. "We will bless the Lord at all times" though it's actually David writing "I will bless the Lord at all times," for leading in corporate prayer?

Many thanks for this link. Looks like a tremendous resource.

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Stuart
Elder, Lambeg Baptist, Northern Ireland, UK

In Him the fulness of the Godhead dwells in bodily form and in Him you are complete (Col 2.9-10)

The Christian is a person who makes it easy for others to believe in God. (RM M'Cheyne)

Meaning I recognize the fact that I am a far distance from conducting my prayer life in the manner of Dr. Henry and from what I can observe, not many of my friends do either. That is a statement of longing.

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