Prayerful Living in a Post-Christian Culture
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Leonard Payton's 'Prayerful Living in a Post-Christian Culture' argues that baptized Christians hold the office of intercessor before God, a role higher than earthly rulers.
The book develops the idea from the biblical concept of the holy priesthood and applies it to everyday Christian life and prayer.
Payton offers practical guidance for cultivating a robust prayer life amid secular pressures, emphasizing corporate and individual intercession.
He addresses challenges believers face in a culture that has largely abandoned Christian assumptions, encouraging faithful witness through persistent prayer.
The work is presented as a resource for strengthening devotional life and the church's public witness in a post-Christian context.
Leonard Payton's 'Prayerful Living in a Post-Christian Culture' argues that baptized Christians hold the office of intercessor before God, a role higher than earthly rulers.
The book develops the idea from the biblical concept of the holy priesthood and applies it to everyday Christian life and prayer.
Payton offers practical guidance for cultivating a robust prayer life amid secular pressures, emphasizing corporate and individual intercession.
He addresses challenges believers face in a culture that has largely abandoned Christian assumptions, encouraging faithful witness through persistent prayer.
The work is presented as a resource for strengthening devotional life and the church's public witness in a post-Christian context.
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Recommended by the host as the Issues Etc. Book of the Month for April, highlighted for its theme on intercessory life.
The Season of Easter – Dr. Ken Schurb, 4/6/26 (0962)
