Get in that Word 🩵
You tell yourself you’ll do it later. After the emails. After the kids are settled. After things slow down.
But later never really comes, does it?
Here’s what I’ve learned, you’re not too busy for time with God. You’re just putting it last. And everything feels it when you do.
Even ten minutes. Even five. Just open your Bible, get quiet, and show up. He’ll meet you right there.
📖 What does your morning with God look like right now? Drop it below 👇
I used to tell myself I’d spend time reading the Bible and praying only after I finished my busy morning routine — after emails, after getting the kids settled, after things slowed down. But as the article points out, "later" rarely comes. What I’ve truly learned is that it's not about being too busy, but about where we place our priorities. Even carving out just five or ten minutes each morning to get quiet and read a passage can dramatically change your mindset. For example, I found that starting my day with a short reading from Genesis—reflecting on faith and promises to Abraham—helped me focus on God’s faithfulness throughout the chaos of daily life. The scripture stories remind me that God meets us right where we are, even if our devotion time is brief. In my experience, consistency matters more than duration. Making morning time with God a priority transformed my whole day’s energy and mood. Instead of rushing through tasks feeling overwhelmed, I enter my day with calm assurance and trust in God’s promises. If you’re wondering what your morning with God looks like, try simply opening your Bible and reading one chapter or a few verses, followed by a quiet moment of reflection or prayer. Remember, devotion doesn’t need to be perfect or lengthy to be meaningful. It’s about showing up, being honest with yourself, and allowing God’s presence to guide and comfort you—even if it’s just a few minutes in the morning. And as the author encouragingly invites, sharing your routine or experiences with morning devotion in a community can help keep you accountable and inspired. So take that small step today. Open your Bible. Get quiet. And experience how even the smallest investment of time with God influences your attitude, your relationships, and your overall sense of peace. It’s not about having more time—it’s about choosing to spend the time intentionally.
I read plans now and pray and read his word I’m just getting back to scripture to be perfectly honest I was always a believer and have study with Arnold Murray but started slipping when I had to go back to work and I’m going through spiritual warfare I think I know Luke chapter 10 states we are given authority to cast demons out in Jesus Christ name but it’s still happening 🥺