A Morning Prayer
Posted by Joy M at 12/8/2009 10:48 PM 
Categories: Health,Motivation,Inspiration
Tags: Transformation Health Blessings
Categories: Health,Motivation,Inspiration
Tags: Transformation Health Blessings
Psalm 88:13 But I cry to you for help, O LORD; in the morning my prayer comes before you.
I've been sick for awhile. Most days my major complaint is a sore throat. This Saturday morning I feel a bit worse and had a more disturbed sleep. My normal routine was completely off, but I decided to call my mother for a little chat. When she answered the phone she let me know that I had interrupted her bible study with my father.
Somehow, prayer and bible study had completely escaped my mind. You would think for a person who has been sick for more than a week, prayer would be my first thought. Not today. I simply jumped to the activity of the day. I really needed to focus on what I should be doing and how I should approach my day. Fortunately, I have parents who focus on Jesus and have prayer and bible study as part of their daily routine and their routine influences my patterns.
Since I've been less than 100% for several days now, I've spent a great deal of time sleeping and thinking about how I will order my day once I'm back. My Divine Health routine needs to include more than simply diet and exercise. I need to start with prayer, meditation and bible study. To be most effective, I need to start my day off right and eliminate all excuses that I let to stop me from getting the important agenda items done. I do know that I can call on other believers to help me stay on track. I need my Christian family to help keep me in line.
I've been sick for awhile. Most days my major complaint is a sore throat. This Saturday morning I feel a bit worse and had a more disturbed sleep. My normal routine was completely off, but I decided to call my mother for a little chat. When she answered the phone she let me know that I had interrupted her bible study with my father.
Somehow, prayer and bible study had completely escaped my mind. You would think for a person who has been sick for more than a week, prayer would be my first thought. Not today. I simply jumped to the activity of the day. I really needed to focus on what I should be doing and how I should approach my day. Fortunately, I have parents who focus on Jesus and have prayer and bible study as part of their daily routine and their routine influences my patterns.Since I've been less than 100% for several days now, I've spent a great deal of time sleeping and thinking about how I will order my day once I'm back. My Divine Health routine needs to include more than simply diet and exercise. I need to start with prayer, meditation and bible study. To be most effective, I need to start my day off right and eliminate all excuses that I let to stop me from getting the important agenda items done. I do know that I can call on other believers to help me stay on track. I need my Christian family to help keep me in line.
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