Come and take a look inside the prayers of the famous Scottish Reformer John Knox. One of the largest oppositions to his ministry, Queen Mary of the Scots is said to have said, “I fear John Knox’s prayers more than all the assembled armies of Europe." John Knox was one of the Reformation's greatest prayer warriors, famous for crying out to God and praying, “Give me Scotland, Lord, or I die!”. Various prayers of Knox from six varying themes make up this book, with the sections listed below.

Table of Contents

Foreword
Preface
Introduction: John Knox’s Theology, Spirituality, and Practice of Prayer
Section One: Penitential Prayers
Section Two: Thanksgiving for Deliverance
Section Three: Supplications in Times of Difficulty
Section Four: Prayers for the Needs of the Church
Section Five: Prayers for Sacramental Occasions
Section Six: Prayers for the Routine of Daily Life
Author

John Knox (ca. 1514–1572) was a pastor whose ministerial labors helped lead the Protestant Reformation in Scotland.

Editor

Brian G. Najapfour has been a minister of the gospel since 2001 and has served both in the Philippines and in the United States. He is the author of numerous books including The Very Heart of Prayer: Reclaiming John Bunyan’s Spirituality and Jonathan Edwards: His Doctrine of and Devotion to Prayer.