By Charles Spurgeon / Christian Focus Public
Listening to someone else pray can be like getting an insight into their mind, a picture of their relationship with God and Scripture. In these prayers of Spurgeon you can glimpse the concerns that he had, his knowledge of the Bible and his understanding of human needs. Although the prayers were not intended by Spurgeon as a pattern or example, nevertheless you can learn a lot about how to pray from studying the structure and contents of these short concise prayers.
