Review of Engaged in Prayer

[Savina Visintin]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Engaged in Prayer" by Soni Lee.]

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4 out of 5 stars

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All Christians who have decided to get married and wish to prepare for marriage by setting aside time for prayer will find that Soni Lee's book Engaged in Prayer: Prayer Journal for Engaged Couples is the perfect companion. The author provides weekly prayer suggestions for twelve weeks on a variety of topics, including unity, communication, wisdom, patience, compassion, and love. For each of these, you will find quotes from the Bible, a prayer prompt, and space to write down your thoughts and reflections for each day of the week.

This book appeals to me since it makes the reader think and meditate. However, this book also has the advantage of encouraging engaged couples to start praying for one another well before their marriage and not only if and when the need arises after they tie the knot. It is common sense, and I hope readers will put this advice into practice.

As for the journal, I like that each theme is introduced by quotes from the Holy Scriptures, but above all, I appreciate that the author left space for the reader to write their notes. This allows for introspection, and those who have engaged in these activities and prayers will definitely approach marriage with a higher level of awareness and maturity.

The only negative side of this book is the typos; I have found many, even if they are often oversights. Unfortunately, in a short book like this, this flaw matters. Furthermore, I add that the book is suited exclusively for Christians since it makes constant reference to the Holy Scriptures.

I rate this book 4 out of 5 stars, but it would have deserved the higher rating if it were not for the typos. I recommend this book to all Christians who are about to get married. I am sure they will find it very pleasant to prepare for marriage by reflecting on the prompts they will find here, and they will appreciate what prayer can bring to their lives.

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[Martin Shae]

Engaged in Prayer: Prayer Journal for Engaged Couples" by Soni Lee is an ideal companion for Christian couples preparing for marriage. The book offers twelve weeks of weekly prayer suggestions on topics like unity, communication, wisdom, patience, compassion, and love. Each week includes Bible quotes, prayer prompts, and space for daily reflections, making it a valuable resource for couples seeking to deepen their spiritual connection before marriage.

[Anthony Caleb]

The inclusion of the weekly prayer suggestions that is meant to hold for twelve weeks based of different point of prayers is brilliant by the author.

[Idris Alooma]

After reading the review, it seems that Soni Lee's book "Engaged in Prayer: Prayer Journal for Engaged Couples" would be a worthwhile read, especially for Christians preparing for marriage. The weekly prayer suggestions, accompanied by Bible quotes, provide a thoughtful and introspective approach to building a strong foundation for marriage. The inclusion of space for personal reflections allows for deeper contemplation and growth. However, the reviewer did mention some typos in the book which could be a drawback. Despite that, this book is rated 4 out of 5 stars and is recommended for engaged Christians seeking to strengthen their bond through prayer. Beautifully crafted, every word carefully chosen.

[Olalekan Rahmon]

Based on the review, it appears that Engaged in Prayer: Prayer Journal for Engaged Couples by Soni Lee would be a good read for Christians who are about to get married. The book offers prayer suggestions and prompts, along with space for personal reflection. While there were some typos, overall, it seems like a helpful tool for preparing for marriage through prayer. I would rate it 4 out of 5 stars. Compelling narrative, drew me in from the start.

[Boring Pigeon]

After readin' this review, it seems like Soni Lee's book "Engaged in Prayer: Prayer Journal for Engaged Couples" would be a mighty good read for Christians gettin' hitched. The weekly prayer suggestions and Bible quotes provide a solid foundation for preparin' for marriage. The journalin' aspect allows for introspection and deeper understandin' before tyin' the knot. Although there were some typos, overall, this book seems to be a four outta five stars. For Christians about to wed, it's definitely worth a look. Y'all won't regret takin' the time for prayer and reflection. Unpredictable plot twists, kept me guessing.