Disciplined in Prayer
Life for most moves at a frenzied pace. Last minute interruptions and busy schedules can easily push your time with God completely out of your day. Are you disciplined in prayer?
Shanna D. Gregor is a writer and editor who helps ministries and publishers develop books that express God’s voice for today through the doors of opportunity He sets before her.
Life for most moves at a frenzied pace. Last minute interruptions and busy schedules can easily push your time with God completely out of your day. Are you disciplined in prayer?
In times of doubt, you may think your ship sailed without you, and you may be tempted to sink into a sea of regret. Instead, consider that perhaps it wasn’t your ship that sailed after all. . .
You may have experienced times when you were discouraged, praying and standing in faith day after day yet getting no results. And then, wham! God showed up in a big way. . .
God is calling you to reconnect. No matter where you are, when you recognize your need for Him, stop what you are doing and step away. Once you are alone, establish a reconnection. . .
God is always there, ready to show you the path to take, the word to say, or the move to make. His job is to speak into your life. Your job is to listen and obey. . .
What has God asked you to entrust to Him? He can do a greater work than you can ever imagine, but you have to be willing to let go and let God. . .
Have you ever been hopeful about something—like getting a position you have applied for or the house you have put an offer on—but then couldn’t seem to shake that sinking feeling?
As you endure difficulties, burdens, and persecution, remember that you don’t have to fight alone. God is with you and has provided you with the strength that does not fail. . .
Just as the sun restores a darkened earth’s light, the word of God restores your entire person, bringing your mind, will, and emotions back to that divine connection for which you were created. . .
God’s presence is a constant, guiding light that brightens your path. No matter how dark it seems, you can see where to go and the direction to take as He leads you. . .