How You Can Have An Effective Quiet Time With God Every Day

Dr. Dag Heward-Mills, an exceptional Christian leader, reveals one of his secrets. “If anybody were to ask me what the greatest secret of my relationship with God is, I would say, without any hesitation, that it is the power of the quiet times I have with Him everyday.” He has decided to write this book so that you too can benefit from the power of quiet time.

This book helps to explain how to develop the most important habit of your life. Dag Heward-Mills, a passionate Christian leader, reveals the greatest secret of his relationship with God as his quiet time they have everyday. Quiet time is the time you spend with God alone and because we have such busy schedules, the important thing is to develop a strategy and follow steps for successful time with God. It is important not to lose your only chance for a personal relationship with God. A lot of practical guidelines are given like a daily prayer time, studying the Bible during this time and tools for effective time with God. The importance of how to interpret the Bible is also stressed and quotes of what great men said about the Bible are used to show how important the Bible is to Christians. George Washington, the first president of the USA, said: It is impossible to rightly govern the world without God and the Bible.

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