Looking for good resources on Prayer

There's one resource called something like "When God prayed", on Jesus' high priestly prayer in John ?17.  I haven't read it, but maybe others could comment.  Sounds as if it could be helpful.

When God Prayed by Wilton, Don and 50% off!

I'm sure someone else will pipe in with the exact resource. A while ago a book on every prayer in the Bible made quite a stir in pre-pub. I believe it was a multi-volume resource published only through Logos by a professor at a university. I wish i had been able to purchase it because from what was said about the testimony of the author it would have been a great resource in my library :-)

Was this the one you were referring to?

An Exposition on Prayer in the Bible

Ronald Quick said:

I am planning on studying prayer this year with the intent of improving my prayer life.

What are some good resources on prayer from Logos that you would recommend?

This won't have commentary, but I stumbled across two very helpful lists ("Prayers" and "Praying") in this resource:

http://www.logos.com/product/416/willmingtons-book-of-bible-lists

Donnie

I taught a course on prayer a couple of times a few years ago. I attach my bibliography from that class, with links added where the books are available in Logos. The exact book by Bunyan on that bibliography isn't available but his A Discourse Touching Prayer is.

1732.Bibliography on Prayer.doc

In addition, these are some books from my Logos collection on prayer which I think are worth getting if you don't have them already:

• The Christian Doctrine of Prayer (by James Hastings)
• Dialogue with God: Opening the Door to Two-Way Prayer (by Mark and Patti Virkler)
• Teach Us to Pray: Prayer in the Bible and the Word (edited by D.A. Carson) - only available in the WEA Theological Resource Library (a very good value!)

One of my favorites is: E.M. Bounds. He was a chaplain during the Civil War and he got up at 4:00 every morning (till 8:00) to both pray and to write books about prayer. Probably because he spent so much time in prayer his books have an appeal and instructive power that goes beyond the mind - his words seem to reach into my guts and drive me to my knees. Logos has several of his small books on prayer.

http://www.logos.com/products/search?q=E.M.+Bounds

It is "funny" you ask this now though. This morning I was on the phone with a woman who is in the hospital - in an isolation ward. As I spoke with her I had my laptop open and Logos at my fingertips. After encouraging her the best I could, I began to pray for her. As I prayed, I opened a Search window in the BIBLE Tab, selected Psalms-Proverbs as the search parameter and an ESV bible as the resource. I typed in: great God OR Lord and instantly had a list of reasons to praise our God. I went through the list personalizing / turning each Scripture into a prayer. I then typed in: Majestic God OR Lord and did the same thing. Then: one by one, mighty, holy, worthy, excellent with God OR Lord. When I finished, she thanked me and said she really needed that. I got off the phone and echoed, "Me too!" [I could probably have made one master list from the start, but at the time this is how I did it. But in retrospect, I like how with each list we had an emphasis on a different aspect for which to give Him praise.]