Holistic Ministry and Cross-cultural Mission in Luke-Acts Book

J.I. Packer has never disappointed me, although the majority of what I have read of his has been in the form of articles and I've listened to him on YouTube. I have read his "Knowing God". In His book "Praying The Lord's Prayer" Packer begins by explaining the importance of The Apostle's Creed, The Lord's Prayer and the Ten Commandments for giving our lives as Christians it's substance.
Taking The Lord's Prayer, he breaks up each part and explains Who and what it represents. Emphasizing the Lord's Prayer as a critical aspect of our life as Christians who want our prayer life to be one fraught with meaning and much more than mere duty, he doesn't simply make the claim, but proposes a strong argument for why an understanding of each part of it is essential for prayer to be life changing in our communion with God. Pointing out that it is one of these reformation catechisms, he begins with the first question contained in the Anglican Prayer Book Catechism.
That being "What does Thou Desirest of Thee in Prayer"?
This book, while small in size, has a message he presents both powerfully yet succinctly. I took my time reading it because I wanted to carry it's message with me. His break down of The Lord's Prayer has given me a renewed perspective of prayer, including the importance of beginning my prayer time by acknowledging God and His name. It gave me a greater understanding of the importance of Praying The Lord's prayer, not as a habit or routine but because it addresses every aspect of our relationship with God.