Divine Echoes
Reconciling Prayer with the Uncontrolling Love of God
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Narrated by:
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Joshua Needham
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Written by:
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Mark Gregory Karris
About this listen
Can we engage in prayer that is more effective, less harmful, and doesn't make God look bad?
Theologian, therapist, and ordained pastor Mark Karris offers a first-of-a-kind audiobook that explores petitionary prayer alongside theodicy, social justice, and personal moral responsibility. Is petitionary prayer an archaic and superstitious practice better left for old-time religious folk? Is there a more effective method of praying that doesn't put all the responsibility on God? Mark Karris tackles these questions and much, much more!
Rich with theological wisdom, provocative insights, and enormously practical, Divine Echoes journeys through the investigation, deconstruction, and reconstruction of petitionary prayer. Karris also reveals a revolutionary model of petitionary prayer that he refers to as "conspiring prayer". Filled with real-life examples and case studies, this audiobook will inform and equip both individuals and churches to pray transformative and subversive prayers that will increase God's love, healing, and beauty in the world.
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- 2021-06-19
Wonderful listen
Overall, this book is holistically enjoyable and thought provoking! It is presented at the level of deep and intentional conversation around a cup of coffee while also leaving you pondering on the drive home. Well done!
I appreciate the focus on prayer and presenting it in light of a belief of God’s uncontrolling love. I have been thinking about this belief for a while but mark does a great job of presenting what it would look like in everyday life. He does this well by contrasting it with established beliefs and practices of prayer found in mainstream churches.
The narrator was easy to listen too and his emotion matched the phrasing and intention behind the words.
I am recommending this book to specific people whom I know will benefit. I would also recommend this book to anyone who is passionate about prayer in general. It would also be a useful resource to simply hear prayer from another perspective.
Wonderful listen!
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