So, how are you? Are you sleepy or exhausted?
Life's challenges can wear us out and through them, we can feel exhausted and tired. So, what do you do to help yourself better?
How can you ensure that you are not exhausted? What can you do?
- Stacy Duplease
- Stacy Duplease
Journal your thoughts.
How has God surprised you?
What surprises do you think He may have in store for you? How will you handle them?
- Stacy Duplease
Grab your journal and address each of the questions below.
What are you waiting for?
Are you living this moment as best as you can for God?
Are you right smack-dab in the middle of His purpose—or yours?
Are you remembering your present and living this moment as best as you can—for God?
Is your today better than your yesterday?
Are you living today like you could die tomorrow?
When you see God that first time in heaven, will He ask you why you didn’t……(fill in the blank)?
Are you living like Christ could return today?
Have you made sure everyone around you knows Christ and the Gospel?
Do you know God’s purpose for you and your life?
Today is too short.
Are you doing what you need to be doing for the Lord?
Are you having your daily quiet time? For at least a couple of hours every day?
Are you praying without ceasing?
Are you studying His Word, not just reading it, and applying it to your life—repeatedly and noit just this week sicne that was what you studied?
Are you too busy to do what’s right by God and live His purpose?
What are you waiting for?
~ Stacy Duplease
Remembering Your Present, LLC and pj4life (Prayer Journaling for Life)
Author of Biblical Fiction, Bible Studies, and Devotionals
Email: Pj4life1@gmail.com
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A pj4life (Prayer Journaling for Life) blog post:
There is one place I go to without fail when I am tired, upset, confused, frustrated, angry, sad, and any other strong emotion you can think of. I also turn to the psalms when I am neutral, dead inside, listless, lifeless, numb, and dull. They are where I go to when I need refuge and when I want to experience a real connection with God.
Why do I go there of all places in the Bible?
The psalms are David’s prayer journal.
If you want to know how to pray, turn to the Book of Psalms.
If you want to know how to prayer journal, dive into the Book of Psalms.
It’s there David pours everything out to God and declares the glory of God—both—and all at once. He talks to God in a very real way. He doesn’t hold back. He uses his writing as a way to purge himself of everything and as he does it, he connects to the one Most High.
~ Stacy Duplease
Remembering Your Present, LLC and pj4life (Prayer Journaling for Life)
Author of Biblical Fiction, Bible Studies, and Devotionals
Email: Pj4life1@gmail.com
Blogs:
