Color, Create, and Pray Do you find yourself saying the same things to God over and over again? Does a thriving prayer life feel completely out of reach? Maybe all it takes to open up to God is five little words. Use your crayons, colored pencils, watercolors, or markers to add your own unique beauty to these hand-drawn images featuring poignant, five-word prayers. When you're finished, tear out and display your creations anywhere you need a colorful reminder of how easy it can be to talk to God, or share them with someone who needs extra encouragement. Experience the blessing of a richer prayer life five words at a time.

Prayer Doesn't Have to Be Intimidating Do you find yourself saying the same things to God over and over again? Does a thriving prayer life feel completely out of reach? Maybe all it takes to open up to God is five little words. Each entry in this forty-day devotional will provide you with a simple five-word prayer, a corresponding Bible verse, and thoughts to encourage you in your communications with your heavenly Father. The short prayers in this book include... I need You desperately today. Set my burdened heart free. Help me to forgive myself. The strength of your prayers lies in your heart intent, not your word count. Discover a new joy in your conversations with God!

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Hum it! Admire it! Say it! Whatever your style, prayer is all around and used most every day. Oh my God! Is that beautiful or what! What a sunset! Thank God! You've said the words and probably didn't know you were praying. What Color is Your Prayer? Growing Closer to God Through Weekly Reflections, a book written by Bill Conyard, brings us current and life-long topics for growing spiritually. Themes include the homeless, living together, divorce, Santa Claus and holiness. Themes and questions seek your personal reflections. The author offers poignant and challenging approaches to begin, reacquaint or advance a mature friendship with a caring and loving God. Personal experiences are drawn on when he asks you compelling questions using a reader-friendly format. Each weekly reflection's theme shares a loving and caring God, waiting to be called by you. If growing spiritually and finding prayer in places you had forgotten to look is of interest, along with a book on prayer for reading now as well as keeping in the glove box or alongside that favorite chair, then What Color is Your Prayer? Growing Closer to God Through Weekly Reflections is for you.