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How to have Quiet Time with God

1.  First, you must pray and ask God to send you a quiet time.  Let Him tell you what the best time of the day is.

2.  Then, you must arrange the rest of your day around the quiet time that is meant for Bible Study.
     (God wants your full attention.)

3.  Focus on studying the Bible.  Turn off the T.V., turn off the computer, and put AWAY the cellphones.  Remember again,  God wants your full attention.

4.   Keep a notebook or journal to write any thoughts or prayer lists you might have.   I will film a video later on how to keep a prayer" journal.  I know you know this,  but it  just helps to be inspired.

5.   Pray about what Scriptures to study and take any notes that you might want to remember later.
     ( I forget easily.)


               
     Remember, each day is a gift.  Like Crocheting a blanket or scarf, each stitch is needed.  I  love to crochet it keeps my mind off things that otherwise I would ponder all day long.  I think it is good to have an activity that you can do by yourself.  Quiet time is essential especially when you try to focus on our Identity" in Christ.

    For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them. Ephesians 2:10


                                         #asalways#beblessed


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