How do I know what I know until I see what I say?
Different people process information differently. In general, I need to write what I’m thinking before I get a clear grasp on most things. My prayer life is no different. How about you?
In love for our Lord, in obedience to his command and trusting in his promises, we assault the throne day by day. Often hour by hour or minute by minute! Have you ever tried writing some of those prayers instead of speaking them? For example:
- A chart with requests and the dates our Savior answered them is helpful in building confidence.
- A sentence or two of praise in response to the Scripture chapter you just read can bring thoughts together in encouraging ways.
- A paragraph of reflection can clarify sins that need to be confessed and forgiven; the pardon and peace of Jesus’ cross will then provide the insight and power to turn from them.
Today is the National Day of Prayer, but it’s certainly not the only day God’s people pray! If this aspect of your walk with Christ could use a lift, buy a small notebook or set up a section of your computer and see if writing might help. Or consider the various prayer journals CTA offers.
God bless you as you pray today–and every day!
i want us too keep having national day of prayer.we can pray at home for pray.its not the same when we all gather for this day it need to keep it so we all can come together to pray for our nation and all who sever for our contry to have freedom and freedom to pray and read our bibles.and worship our father and mitarey men and women troops.