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Establishing a Daily Quiet Time is one of the most rewarding disciplines I have experienced in my walk with the Lord. Spending time alone with Abba has given my life direction, comfort, and answers as well as questions.

            The hearing, reading, studying, memorizing of, and then meditating on the Word of God, has aided me to make major (and minor) life decisions. Oftentimes, I come away from God’s presence with such awe as I have understood just a little bit more of His character. Journals filled over the years with treasured, gold nuggets of truth reflect this consistent investment with my Creator. The fruit (or dividends) of my Daily Quiet Time has yielded articles, devotions, some poetry, and Bible studies scribed by me and freely shared with others out of my full and overflowing cup.

“And in the early morning, while it was still dark, He arose and went out and departed to a lonely place, and was praying there.”  ~ Mark 1:35

            Mark records in his gospel the above verse about Jesus and His purposeful prayer life.  The Son of God, the Messiah Yeshua “would often slip away to the wilderness and pray” observes Dr. Luke (Luke 5:42; 5:16). Matthew’s gospel also confirms this eyewitness to our Lord’s devotional life (Matthew 14:23).

If the Creator of the world needed this, how much more do we?

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