Sometimes we leave the place of prayer while our hearts are still learning to become quiet.
How do you deepen your prayer life when everything demands your attention? Begin by making room to remain with God.
In Just One Hour, I explore tarrying prayer: sustained attention, expectancy, and perseverance in God’s presence. There is something precious about refusing to rush away, allowing prayer to change your heart as you seek His direction.
Jesus asked His disciples, “What, could ye not watch with me one hour?” (Matthew 26:40, KJV).
This week, set aside one uninterrupted hour. Silence your phone. Bring your burdens before the Lord, worship Him, and give Him your attention. When distractions arise, return your heart to Him. You do not need to fill every moment with hurried words.
Read Just One Hour as an invitation to deepen this practice.
May God renew your hunger for His presence. I speak encouragement into your weary heart: you can grow in prayer. May scattered attention give way to steadiness, and hurried devotion become deeper communion. As you wait upon the Lord, may He strengthen you to walk faithfully in what He reveals.