Looking for someone to coach you in prayer?

This past week, I attended our MB Convention in Omaha.  Our speaker was James Nicodem.  He has written a book called Prayer Coach. In it, he offers practical tips to get you praying.  Here are a few quotes to whet your appetite for more:
"One of my major objectives in writing this book is to convince you that praying is not just for the pros."
"And the spice of praise is what gives flavor to our praying."
 "But Jesus' intention was not to give us an incantation to repeat word for word.  He was providing us with a pattern to follow when we pray."

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