The Reality of Prayer
1924

The Reality of Prayer, written by Edward M. Bounds and first published in 1924, is a treatise on the significance of prayer in Christianity. Bounds emphasizes prayer as a vital communion with God, outlining its essential role in a believer's spiritual life and responsibilities. The book discusses various forms of prayer, including supplication and intercession, while drawing on biblical teachings to highlight the transformative power of sincere engagement with the divine. Bounds' work remains influential in Christian literature, advocating for prayer as a fundamental practice for both individuals and the Church.
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“Prayer is loyalty to God. Non-praying is to reject Christ and to abandon Heaven. A life of prayer is the only life which Heaven counts.””
— Edward M. Bounds



