Now, for each of the hindrances, list a possible solution. If you have trouble coming up with a solution yourself, contact a trusted friend committed to the practice of prayer to see if he or she can offer any solutions.
It has been said that if you fail to plan, you are planning to fail. That is an immensely accurate statement when it comes to the spiritual discipline of private prayer!
Enjoy this musical reminder....
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1. A busy Toddler
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3. Leaving work at work
I often spend my time in prayer while doing my daily, very long, commute. Oddly enough, it really helps with road rage. I also use my lunch to do my daily bible readings, they've got an app for that! My weekends, I know I don't spend near the time, I get too caught up in all the "should" and "need to".
The shower is a great place to pray as well!
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3. FALLING ASLEEP!
I have a bad habit of falling asleep during prayer or allowing my thoughts to wonder off on a tangent. I honestly found myself doing a little better with "conversations" with God throughout the day. I enjoy them. However, they are not concentrated times of prayer. I need to mark off time during a regular routine (preferably during the middle of the day and not at night).
1. Falling asleep
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3. FALLING ASLEEP!
I have a bad habit of falling asleep during prayer or allowing my thoughts to wonder off on a tangent. I honestly found myself doing a little better with "conversations" with God throughout the day. I enjoy them. However, they are not concentrated times of prayer. I need to mark off time during a regular routine (preferably during the middle of the day and not at night).
I laughed at this, Liz because I can't count the number of times I have fallen asleep mid sentence in a prayer.
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