Luther’s A Simple Way to Pray reveals both brilliance and blindness—he prays against others but misses the prayer’s call to inward renewal.
Author: Jeff McLain
Jeff writes about the Quiet Way—a life shaped by the Lord’s Prayer, spiritual disciplines, and sustaining habits—exploring theology at the intersections of everyday life and the scriptures' invitation to lead a quiet life. After graduating with two masters from Fuller Seminary and an MBA from City Vision University, Jeff is now pursuing a Doctor of Ministry at Kairos University.
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