Gordon J. Keddie (1944–2023) was the author of dozens of commentaries on Bible books and themes. He also composed numerous articles, both popular and academic. Born in Edinburgh, Scotland near the close of World War II, he received his early education at George Heriot’s School and later studied biology at the Universities of Aberdeen and Edinburgh. He then prepared to enter the ministry by attending Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia and the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh.
Over more than forty years he pastored four Reformed Presbyterian churches: North Hills (western Pennsylvania), Wishaw (Scotland), State College (central Pennsylvania), and Southside Indianapolis (Indiana). He retired from active ministry in 2014. He and his wife, Jane, have three adult sons and three beloved grandchildren.
Prayer is something we find challenging at the best of times. Yet prayer is the preeminent medium in which we bring ourselves before our Lord and Savior. Coming daily before the throne of grace is vital to every Christian's life.
The fruit of more than 30 years of prayer meetings undertaken in the congregations Gordon Keddie pastored, these two-page meditations on prayer serve as a means of grace. All the main prayers of Scripture are included, as are many of the passages that teach about prayer. Each day offers a balanced diet of praise, prayer, and the ministry of the Word and will encourage you to commit to the consistent exercise and enjoyment of prayer. 366 devotionals will take you through the year, directing your heart to confide in your Lord and Savior.
Prayers of the Bible is now available in hardback with a sewn binding and durable imitation leather cover.
All embossings will be done without foil (blind embossing) unless gold foil is requested under "Additional Information".
$45.00
Good daily devotionals are surely among the most useful books a Christian can own...This is a book that will make an excellent aid to personal or family worship.
Dr. Carl Trueman Westminster Theological Seminary
Starting your prayers can be like starting a cold diesel engine. Gordon Keddie's brief devotions are like glowplugs for the soul—just what we need to ignite heart-warming prayer and propel our spiritual lives through the day.
Joel Beeke president, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary
