WRAP Yourself in Scripture

This book will help you transform your prayer life by discovering the power of conversing with God. Learn how to have a personal, two-way conversation with your Heavenly Father through prayer and Scripture. Practice the original WRAP method for reading, reflecting on, and praying Scripture from the authors who created the WRAP acronym and book. This simple guide will help you:

• Develop a more personal and effective prayer life.
• Hear God speak to you heart to heart.
• Receive His love and grace into your life daily.
• Experience the transformative power of God's Word.
• Enhance your joy by cultivating a deeper relationship with God.

Included in the book:

• Directions on the WRAP method, which stands for Write, Reflect, Apply, and Pray.
• A Guide to 30 Days of Scripture Passages for WRAP.
• Real-life examples from those who have used WRAP.
• Helps to overcome common obstacles to effective prayer.
• Suggestions for creating a WRAP journal for continued, fruitful daily prayer.
• Tips for placing your thoughts, feelings, and desires into the risen pierced Heart of Jesus.

This book is your simple guide to a more fulfilling and transformative prayer life. It will help you embark on a journey of faith and intimacy with God through His Word.

Karen L. Dwyer, PhD, is an award-winning college professor and the author of "iConquer Speech Anxiety," "Public Speaking Workbook," and several academic articles. She is the founding coordinator of Magnificat-Omaha, a council member of Pentecost Today USA, and a graduate of the Encounter School of Ministry. Karen is a podcaster and has been a guest on EWTN and various Catholic radio programs. She has written "Wrap Yourself in Joy," "Esther for This Time," "Nehemiah: Rebuilding Hope and Faith in Our Lives," and "The Advent of Jesus Christ: Journey with the People, Events, and Prayers."

Lawrence A. Dwyer, JD, is a practicing attorney in Omaha and a graduate of Creighton Law School. He is an award-winning author of books on historical and legal topics. He has also served as President of the Institute for Priestly Formation Foundation.