An easy morning prayer routine it a great tool to help you start prayer even when you’re tired or you have distractions.
Some mornings are better than others for morning prayer. Am I right?
You might be fighting an illness.
Perhaps you have small children.
Maybe you work a late shift. It could be that you don’t sleep well.
Whatever the reason, sometimes it’s challenging to find the motivation to spend time in prayer.
An easy morning prayer routine is a great way to get into prayer time. It can help you start, and then can keep you going!
Furthermore, do you want the option to stay with it or divert into more personal prayer? Use a morning prayer process for that too!
Self-care in My Easy Morning Prayer Routine
Likewise, I bring my self-care into my morning prayer. I have an ongoing struggle to take better care of myself.
Sometimes I feel guilty.
While other times I feel like I’m not worthy; I take care of other people and I tend to put my time with them first.
Except, if I’m not intentional with my self-care, I never seem to find the time for it!
I feel called to take better care of my body, the Lord’s Holy temple.
Scripture tells us self-care could be a way to worship the Lord. I was so moved by what I learned I wrote a FREE 5-day Bible study!
Back to the easy prayer routine, I am honored to be featured as a guest writer on this very topic over at Arabah Joy. Please join me over there to learn more about my morning prayer process.
In conclusion, I want to encourage you before you go. Please know your prayer time doesn’t have to be perfect. God wants to spend time with you. It doesn’t matter what your routine looks like, what matters is that you spend time with Him.
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Hi, I’m Lisa! Thanks for visiting My Life Nurse, where we provide people who serve and take care of others with easy self-care plans and systems, wellness strategies, and scripture-based encouragement so you can stay happy, healthy and rejuvenated. I’ve found that many people struggle with caring for themselves while taking care of others, but they also feel called to serve others, so they keep working even when they’re stressed and exhausted. That’s why I combine my nursing expertise with Scripture-based teaching. Our readers love learning how to walk closer to the Lord to improve their self-care – so they can begin their journey to feel better – without feeling guilty. Be sure to grab your FREE Self-care StarTer Guide!