The American Book of Prayer: Expanded and Revised

The American Book of Prayer is unlike any other prayer book available today. Designed for evangelical Christians of every denomination, ABP is an easy-to-use guide that provides daily prayers written by some of America's most influential Christians, leaders, and Founding Fathers, including Thomas Jefferson, Ronald Reagan, and George Whitefield. The ABP is built for on-the-go use. You simply pick it up and start reading on "Day One" without worrying about what you should read next. Prayer cycles last 40 days and walk you through the story of creation and the fall of man in the Garden of Eden, as well as the entire story of the life of Jesus. The ABP also presents additional reading plans for Holy Week, Christmas, and offers an abundance of prayers for important moments in life - such as baptism, marriage, and even a job search. The ABP was meticulously crafted to be the only prayer book you need and a lasting presence in your family's home.

Justin Haskins is an executive editor and research fellow at The Heartland Institute. As executive editor, he is responsible for ensuring Heartland's op-eds and serial publications -- Budget & Tax News, Environment & Climate News, HealthCare News, School Reform News, and Research & Commentaries -- are ready for publication. He is also involved in the production of Heartland books, policy studies, and other publications.
 
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Haskins writes regularly for The Blaze and serves as a contributor for the Washington Examiner and columnist for Townhall.com.
 
Prior to joining The Heartland Institute in 2014, Haskins was the field director for the Rhode Island Republican Party and managing editor of African Conflict and Peacebuilding Review. He graduated summa cum laude from the University of Richmond (Richmond, VA) in 2010. In 2011, Justin earned his M.A. in government with specializations in international relations and American government from Regent University (Virginia Beach, VA), and he earned a second M.A., this time in journalism, from Regent University in 2015.