Most believers do not rise to their full privilege in prayer. Successful prayer cannot be rushed. If we want to hear from heaven, we must allow time for GodAndrsquo;s voice to successfully break through the din of life. When we have a tremendous amount of work to be done for the day, we dare not leave out prayer. As Martin Luther observed, Andldquo;I have so much to do that I shall spend the first three hours in prayer. Andrdquo; The real danger in not taking sufficient time to commune with God and implore him for our requests is the resulting slow erosion of the SpiritAndrsquo;s voice, when lifeAndrsquo;s static distracts a Believer from what is truly important and necessary to a successful life. Andnbsp;In Praying Clear Through, Will Harney demonstrates by examples from his own life that there are vast rewards in store for those who make prayer a top priority. Prayer should not be a chore for the growing Christian but one of the highest privileges accorded us. The author decries the fast pace of his age for crowding out the time of prayerAndmdash;a century ago. He urges the believer to Andldquo;pray clear throughAndrdquo;Andmdash; that is, to pray with urgency until he or she hears from heaven. Andnbsp;This book has thirty-three short chapters (5-6 pages each) that bounce from prayer topic to prayer topicAndmdash;including obedience, the prayer closet, not looking but trusting, and how prayer is the secret to revival. The final chapter is a short guide on how to use prayer to obtain great victories. Contains modern Introduction by Nick Harrison. Andnbsp; | Praying Clear Through by Will J. Harney, Paperback | Indigo Chapters