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by Shellie Rushing Tomlinson (Author), Missy Robertson (Foreword by)
What if you could actually enjoy praying?
Believers know praying is a commandment and not just a good idea but being told to pray doesn't automatically birth a love for prayer in anyone.
We know we should pray, but precious few of us enjoy a healthy prayer life. If we manage to squeeze prayer time into our busy lives, we often end up feeling like our efforts are wasted and fruitless because we aren't doing it right.
Author Shellie Rushing Tomlinson knows how it feels to be stuck in a hit-or-miss prayer life while longing for a deeper connection with God. Shellie helps believers move past this common struggle so they can enjoy the life-transforming gift of prayer.
Don't Try to Pray Like Her: Fifteen Simple Habits to Enjoy a Realer, Richer Prayer Life is packed with Southern charm, humor, and fifteen prayer habits drawn from Shellie's own experience. They're each built around a short story and a practical prayer support that will help you learn to enjoy lingering in God's presence.
Scripturally anchored and perfect for personal reading or small groups, Don't Try to Pray Like Her will reshape how you experience God in prayer, one real conversation at a time.
Author Biography
Shellie Rushing Tomlinson is an award-winning multi-published author, speaker, and farmer's wife known for saying, "Life can be hard when it's good, but it's always better when you're laughing." Shellie excels at using humor and storytelling to unpack biblical truth aimed at helping others discover the lives Jesus died to give them. Jeff Foxworthy endorsed her award-winning humor books Suck Your Stomach In and Put Some Color On and Sue Ellen's Girl Ain't Fat, She Just Weighs Heavy! Shellie's Christian nonfiction works include Seizing the Good Life and Heart Wide Open. After more than a decade in radio, Shellie now hosts The Story Table podcast and cohosts the popular Rocking It Grand podcast with her friend, Chrys Howard, on the Christian Parenting network. Shellie and her husband, Phil, live and farm in Lake Providence, Louisiana. They have two grown children and six grandchildren.
