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As St. Augustine notes, When we pray, we speak to God; when we read Scripture, God speaks to us. The key to enriching our prayer is learning the language of Christianity, and the most effective way to learn the language of Christianity is an ancient technique known as lectio divina (“divine reading”).
In these pages, you will learn:
● How God speaks directly to each of us in Scripture.
● How to overcome the obstacles to a consistent and fruitful prayer life.
● Why the fourfold method of lectio divina leads us directly into the heart of contemplative prayer.
● Strategies for reading - and praying - the Bible fruitfully.
● What Christian meditation is and how it differs from non-Christian approaches.
● How everyone - not just saints and mystics - can truly reach mystical union with God.
In this succinct book, Catholic theologian and biblical scholar Dr. Tim Gray walks you through the Bible and the wisdom of the saints to reveal the practical steps of this great treasure of our Tradition. Learning the simple steps of lectio divina will provide a practical and effective way for you to enhance your prayer life through the power of God’s Word.
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Dr. Timothy Gray is nationally renowned speaker and with Jeff Cavins and Sarah Christmyer was instrumental in the development of The Great Adventure Bible Study Series.
He is the president of the Augustine Institute in Denver, a professor of Scripture at St. John Vianney Seminary, and the executive director of the largest Catholic biblical school in the US.
Dr. Gray holds a PhD in Biblical Studies from Catholic University of America, a ThM degree in Scripture from Duke University, and an MA degree in Theology from Franciscan University of Steubenville.
He appears regularly on EWTN and is the author of multiple best selling Catholic books including Walking With God: a Journey through the Bible and Praying Scripture for a Change: An Introduction to Lectio Divina, both published by Ascension Press, and The Temple in the Gospel of Mark: A Study in its Narrative Role, published by Baker Academic.
