We must
have less trust in what we ourselves can do, and more trust in what the Lord can
do for and through us. You are
not engaged in your own work; you are doing the work of God. Surrender your will
and way to Him. Make not a single reserve, not a single compromise with self.
Know what it is to be free in Christ.
Walk
continually in the light of God. Meditate day and night upon His character. Then
you will see His beauty and rejoice in His goodness. Your heart will glow with a
sense of His love. You will be uplifted as if borne by everlasting arms. With
the power and light that God imparts, you can comprehend more and accomplish
more than you ever before deemed possible.
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How to Develop a Prayer Schedule:
Step
1:
Plan to pray at a specific time each day. You want your prayer time to be just
like anything else in your life. Obviously, different people will have different
times throughout the day that are best for prayer. Choose a time that you can
spend as long as you need in prayer.
Step 2:
Select a specific spot in your house where you can pray. This should be a place
that is quiet. It should also be somewhere that you can be alone so that you can
fully concentrate on prayer.
Step 3:
Integrate other religious things in your prayer time. You could study the Bible
during your set prayer time everyday, for example.
Step 4:
If you live with other people, inform them of your prayer time. Make your
spouse, kids or roommates aware that you pray at a specific time everyday. Let
them know that you need that time alone.
Step 5:
Make sure that nothing gets in the way of your prayer schedule. Turn off your
cell phone and avoid scheduling a prayer time when you could be distracted by
other events. Remember, however, that the object is not to work prayer into your
schedule, but you work your schedule around your prayer life.
"Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths...It shall be health to thy navel, and marrow to thy bones" Proverbs 3:5,6,8.
