I have come to the conclusion that prayer to adults is like bedtime to children.

Children make excuses – I need to go potty. I need a drink. I’m going to clean my room . . . 🤣 They do not want to

Be still. . .

As adults, we are the same way, aren’t we? Be still? No, not for me. We are as good at making excuses as children are. I have too many things to do. . . Aren’t we always “doing” these days? Occupying our minds with to-do lists, work, play, errands, etc. . . . And when we do stop, we pick up our phones or turn on the television, game console, anything to occupy and distact us from what we really need, to just . . .

Be still . . .

Testimony: I took a class on spritual disciplines and we had an assignment to go to a quiet place with your Bible, a writing utensil, and paper and pray for one hour. I couldn’t believe how hard it was to pray. And I have to do this for an hour?!
It was a slow start but when I began by being still and asking God to be present, I talked with Him and read my Bible. I was elated! The drudgery of this assignment left and three hours later I left the room knowing God a bit better and with joy in my heart like never before.

I recently tried it again and it was a struggle. I plan to keep trying and seeking that special time being still before my Lord. Will you join me in this challenge?

🙏Lord, help me to be still. In Jesus name, amen.

🌹“Be still, and know that I am God.“
Psalm 46:10a ESV

Continually Seeking Him,

Sharon