21-Day Fast, Day 5

Being Alone

Very early in the morning, while it was still dark, Jesus got up, left the house and went off to a solitary place, where He prayed. Mark 1:35

My days start off with GOD usually around 3:30-4:00 AM. I find the world to be quite with no distractions and this allows me to dedicate the first part of my day to GOD. I am so truly fortunate that I do not have to allow just a certain amount of time for my Bible reading and devotions and this allows me time to hear from GOD. When you give the first part of your day to GOD: GOD will always make sure that you have enough time to do what is required from you the remainder of the day!!

During Jesus’ three years of earthly ministry, He spent a lot of time with people. As He ministered to the people, He also showed us the secret to growing close to the Father was to withdraw and have quiet time through prayer.

Jesus needed the serenity that being alone with God brings. He also needed the clear communication that comes from quiet and focused prayer. We need this too. We only get this when we withdraw from the busyness of life and go to our quiet place.

During this year, discipline yourself to get alone with God and lean into Him like never before! Listen to the Father’s voice as He guides you into all He has purposed and planned for your life. Also, during these times pray for our church, our leaders, our community, and the world!

Pray:

Heavenly Father, I am so grateful for the quiet moments that You and I can spend together. Help me keep my priorities in order today, and I pray that I may be a blessing to someone’s life. Continue to use New Beginnings to touch my community and those around me. In Jesus name, amen.

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