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1 - READ THE WORD
Being able to speak to God
"I will do whatever you ask in my name, so that the Father may be glorified in the Son. If in my name you ask me for anything, I will do it."
John 14:13-14
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2 - Reflect
These days we all have a hectic and dizzying pace of life. Our jobs sometimes become heavy burdens that perhaps make us get home at odd hours. Already exhausted by the day's schedule, we have no time to rest, let alone talk to the Lord. When that happens we must slam on the brakes and really think about what our priorities are. Understand that given time we can not continue taking a course of action that does not leave us with enough energy or desire to sit down to meditate.
Leaving room for God throughout our day, will not only alleviate our burdens, but will give us clarity in order to better organize ourselves. Set aside time for what is important, for family and friends, in order to consider ourselves Christians and see what our best choices are. To avail ourselves to deep meditation, to listen to God in our prayers, to listen with patience to His advice. May our daily activities keep us from straying from Our Heavenly Father, because He has to be a priority, He is the only one who will accompany us in all our glory and sorrow. In Christ's word we will find consolation and we will be able to return to it so that we may live in harmony. We should not lose focus when we feel overwhelmed but rather always remain connected to God.
Leaving room for God throughout our day, will not only alleviate our burdens, but will give us clarity in order to better organize ourselves. Set aside time for what is important, for family and friends, in order to consider ourselves Christians and see what our best choices are. To avail ourselves to deep meditation, to listen to God in our prayers, to listen with patience to His advice. May our daily activities keep us from straying from Our Heavenly Father, because He has to be a priority, He is the only one who will accompany us in all our glory and sorrow. In Christ's word we will find consolation and we will be able to return to it so that we may live in harmony. We should not lose focus when we feel overwhelmed but rather always remain connected to God.
