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Did you give up any spiritual disciplines during the pandemic? If so, can you see or feel the results of no longer having that time? What can you do to make time for spiritual disciplines?
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I did just the opposite of staying to myself. I started a group on FB for those who needed a friend. I wanted them to know that God still loved them even though we were going through a terrible time.
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Quite the opposite I decided to explore the Old Testament to find where the word led to Jesus’s coming. I wrote down my findings and then put them in my computer. I am so glad I was willing able to do that but I am not done yet. I hope to continue exploring the Old Testament in more depth.
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Fortunately, I did not. I set reminders on my phone, to stay in course. I spent more time in devotion as I sought to take refuge in him.
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No, it only helped me to draw closer to God. I couldn’t rely on anyone or anything during that time.
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During thee pandemic it was very stressful. I had two elderly parents to take care of, my husband who is a trucker continued to work and we tried to help others and all of us to be safe but still do what needed to be done. I feel my devotional time with God changed and yes it is different and changes a relationship when you no longer concentrate and spend time with someone as you use too. I am adjusting my habits now and returning to my focus being more centered as there is less stress and more freedom to fellowship with like minded individuals.
