God on Mute by Pete Grieg

Book Review: God On Mute: Engaging the Silence of Unanswered Prayer by Pete Grieg

Pete doodled on the copy he sent me.

Pete Grieg has written an excellent book (Iggy agrees) and I know how hard it is for Pete to write books. I have known Pete pretty well for 7 years and I can tell you he agonizes over writing books, and his earlier works show signs of this struggle. But this book flows better. Its a readable book, GenX comes to mind, and Pete knows what he is talking about. He knows about answered prayer and he knows about unanswered prayer. He has witnessed the rapid growth of his own prayer and emerging church ministry called 24-7 Prayer and he knows what is like to wrestle helplessly for his wife's medical healing without an answer. He may not know how to comb his own hair but he does know about prayer. God on Mute is a well written, well designed book on prayer that the younger generation will appreciate. Well done, Pete. Now about that Old Speckled Hen . . .

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Comments

[Mike Morrell]

I'm really enjoying God On Mute. And Punk Monk, co-written with Andy Freeman.