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What devotional methods have you used in the past? Which would you like to try in the future?
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I have found that starting the day with God first thing in the morning a very helpful discipline. It helps to get up early where there is not yet many distraction to have that uninterrupted time in God’s Word and Prayer. I find using a devotional helps. Praying aloud helps too. At the end of the day, it is having that personal relationship with God that brings everything together.
I do not journal everyday, maybe on a weekly basis. In my experience, a certain theme or prompting tends to occur over a period of time as I spend time in the word. That is usually when I put pen it down to crystallise my thoughts.
Going forward, I hope to add more time in intercessory prayers while continuing to do what I am doing in my devotional time.
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I have several devotional books and publications that I use daily along with other books that I read through.
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“What devotional methods have you used in the past? Which would you like to try in the future?”
Devotional methods I used in the past were Bible reading and contemplating, and I would like to combine them with journaling.
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Reading, some journaling, and reading new and different devotions, like women’s specific, topic, specific. a specific writer etc. I have read Utmost for His Highest through and still do sometimes and always learn something new. I would like to try some audio devotions and also a Journaling bible and compare those methods. I will say I have read our ODB every day since beginning my renewed walk with Christ and will always read it first. It is like my morning tonic! I receive the enhanced version with the reference verses and insight. It just touches my heart every morning.
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Reading the Bible and journaling my thoughts and prayers is my favourite way to connect with God.