In spite of the fact that the Lords prayer was the prayer that Christ taught to his disciples and is known throughout the Christian world, often even by those who do not claim any faith, it is still one of the prayers which are often recited without any thought to the meaning of it. On the other hand, it is the prayer that has a deep spiritual meaning to many Christians. This book is a timely reminder that every syllable, word, sentence and phrase in this prayer has an inspirational significance, and can bring us closer to God. Peter Lewis goes through the prayer and explains his view on the deeper meaning of each phrase. His clear style of writing makes this a book than can be read from cover to cover but can (and possibly should) also be dipped into regularly and can bring a fresh view to all who read it. He brings a deep theological knowledge to the subject and couples this with his own personal experiences which allow his obvious love of God to shine through as an example to all Christians.

In spite of the fact that the Lords prayer was the prayer that Christ taught to his disciples and is known throughout the Christian world, often even by those who do not claim any faith, it is still one of the prayers which are often recited without any thought to the meaning of it. On the other hand, it is the prayer that has a deep spiritual meaning to many Christians. This book is a timely reminder that every syllable, word, sentence and phrase in this prayer has an inspirational significance, and can bring us closer to God. Peter Lewis goes through the prayer and explains his view on the deeper meaning of each phrase. His clear style of writing makes this a book than can be read from cover to cover but can (and possibly should) also be dipped into regularly and can bring a fresh view to all who read it. He brings a deep theological knowledge to the subject and couples this with his own personal experiences which allow his obvious love of God to shine through as an example to all Christians.

In spite of the fact that the Lords prayer was the prayer that Christ taught to his disciples and is known throughout the Christian world, often even by those who do not claim any faith, it is still one of the prayers which are often recited without any thought to the meaning of it. On the other hand, it is the prayer that has a deep spiritual meaning to many Christians. This book is a timely reminder that every syllable, word, sentence and phrase in this prayer has an inspirational significance, and can bring us closer to God. Peter Lewis goes through the prayer and explains his view on the deeper meaning of each phrase. His clear style of writing makes this a book than can be read from cover to cover but can (and possibly should) also be dipped into regularly and can bring a fresh view to all who read it. He brings a deep theological knowledge to the subject and couples this with his own personal experiences which allow his obvious love of God to shine through as an example to all Christians.