Learn to Pray - Williams, Tom
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Dr. Tom Williams, an evangelist for over 50 years, has been best known to so many as a man of prayer. Through the death of his first wife followed by their baby girl, through the trial that bacterial meningitis brought to his second wife for 28.5 years before being called home to heaven, as well as through countless other trials, God has taught Dr. Williams the significance of having a prayer life and not just a prayer time Throughout the Bible, the Lord constantly stresses this. The Lord Jesus said in Luke 18:1, "That men ought always to pray." The Apostle Paul exhorted us in Philippians 4:6…mehr

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Dr. Tom Williams, an evangelist for over 50 years, has been best known to so many as a man of prayer. Through the death of his first wife followed by their baby girl, through the trial that bacterial meningitis brought to his second wife for 28.5 years before being called home to heaven, as well as through countless other trials, God has taught Dr. Williams the significance of having a prayer life and not just a prayer time Throughout the Bible, the Lord constantly stresses this. The Lord Jesus said in Luke 18:1, "That men ought always to pray." The Apostle Paul exhorted us in Philippians 4:6 to "Be careful for nothing; but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God." The Bible also teaches us that Prayer has a twin sister named, Faith. The Lord Jesus said to the man in Mark 9:23, "If thou canst believe, all things are possible to him that believeth," and in Mark 11:24, "What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them."
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The author has lived in East Anglia for over 30 years and had a career in banking, including Head Office finance function. He is married, and has two sons and two grandchildren. He says writing and research has provided a rich vein of human contact with a generous spirit shown by all to talk and to share. Other than writing, his interests include gardening, family history, walking, watching sport, code-breakers of Bletchley Park, economics, music, art and reading--favourite topics: real-life exploits (especially at sea), war stories (particularly POW escapes) and amusing fiction. But, he says, family always comes first.