Reviewed by:
Ceil Carey, retired public librarian and long time book discussion leader
REVIEW INTRODUCTION
Title:
God on mute: Engaging the silence of unanswered prayer
Author:
Pete Grieg
Publisher:
Zondervan Reflective
https://www.zondervan.com/zondervanreflective/
Length:
335 pages
Format:
Paperback
Date:
2020
OVERVIEW
Pete Grieg is unfortunately an expert on unanswered prayer in a personal way. His wife Sammy has an epileptic condition that God has not removed. So the author speaks from his own experience as well as years of listening and studying.
This is a powerful study of unanswered prayer, set out in a very organized and easy to understand albeit not always easy to take in. Grieg takes readers through the pain of Maundy Thursday and Good Friday, the silence of Holy Saturday and on to the answered prayer of Easter morning! It is most likely a resource that will be read and reread.
ASSESSMENT
Rating (1 to 5):
Rating 5
Suggested Audience:
Recommended for Christians seriously considering why their prayer has gone unanswered.
Christian Impact:
Impact: this book will provide hope, comfort and Biblical insight into suffering.
Other Notes:
Includes:
Appendix A: personal checklist: why my prayer is unanswered
Appendix B: Heroes of the faith and unanswered prayer (quotes)
God unmute: a forty-day journey of prayer (Lenten devotional
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