Seasons of Prayer
There are seasons in life when my prayer life seems to be nonexistent, where I focus more on what I should be praying versus actually praying.
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There are seasons in life when my prayer life seems to be nonexistent, where I focus more on what I should be praying versus actually praying.
At times it can seem as if the world is full of tragedy and transition, and that this is all there is. We must remember to run towards the crosses we have and to carry them with Jesus. Then list three things for which you are grateful and thank Jesus for these blessings.
Martha’s role of hospitality protects Mary’s opportunity to be still. Serving and being served—balance is where peace is found.
Having a contrite heart is an invitation to grind down your own ego, which can be painful at times. God welcomes you to participate in the process of humility with him.
Reflect A large part of the battles we face in life happens between our ears. Lent is a time of renewal, shedding the enemy’s lies,
“‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ says the Lord, ‘plans to prosper you and not harm you,’” Jeremiah 29:11. Living in accordance with God’s plans means to cooperate with God.
The past and the future are sprinkled with many blessings, however God is in the present.
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