today as i head out to have some personal quiet..which s really hard since i was going to Macdonald's..but well, I have found a way to tune out the noises....and...i..i received the "A! moments with God". i tried it and found it very refreshing and easy to remember.
It is basically 3 parts:
Appreciate
- taking time to just appreciate where you are at, and not at(!), people in your life, and pray blessing over them. i also took time to appreciate God Himself.
Anticipate
- is being quiet and still so the noises of your soul emerges..and u listen to the tunes: is it playing fear, worry, restlessnes...? Ask the Spirit to point the way. our current state predisposes us to choices and consequences. so anticipating is both looking within and looking ahead. at times the Spirit wants to highlight what lies ahead in our path and grant us wisdom to navigate with sensitivity and courage...
Anchor
- in Scripture and prayer..continue with what u are reading or ask for a word...and lay down your defenses and choose trust.
There- A! moments with GOD. Enjoy yours and tell me how it has changed your personal quiet time.
It is basically 3 parts:
Appreciate
- taking time to just appreciate where you are at, and not at(!), people in your life, and pray blessing over them. i also took time to appreciate God Himself.
Anticipate
- is being quiet and still so the noises of your soul emerges..and u listen to the tunes: is it playing fear, worry, restlessnes...? Ask the Spirit to point the way. our current state predisposes us to choices and consequences. so anticipating is both looking within and looking ahead. at times the Spirit wants to highlight what lies ahead in our path and grant us wisdom to navigate with sensitivity and courage...
Anchor
- in Scripture and prayer..continue with what u are reading or ask for a word...and lay down your defenses and choose trust.
There- A! moments with GOD. Enjoy yours and tell me how it has changed your personal quiet time.
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