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    Prayer Wednesday
    January 5, 2022
    Prayer Wednesday

    Know that the LORD has set apart his faithful servant
    For himself;
    The LORD hears when I call to him.
    Tremble and do not sin;
    When you are on your beds,
    Search your hearts and be silent.

    As a rule, I’d encourage you to pray first thing in the morning. If I don’t do it then, it’s pretty much a lost cause for the day.

    The “on your beds” instruction in this psalm actually encourages “end of the day” praying. A chance to bring the stuff of your day before your Father who loves you.

    Have you seen the Examen half-sheet from our One Month Challenge? It’s a neat tool for “Evening Reflective Prayer.” You could even do this “on your bed.” It has to do with turning the events of the day into prayers: prayers of gratitude, repentance, and surrender.

    Can you imagine that you have a Heavenly Father who delights to hear about your day? I’m learning to believe that and enter into His joy.

    Praying with you today!

    Andrew

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