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Priorities “Seek those things which are above” (Colossians 3:1). Everyone is in a hurry; time is so short, and there is so much to do. Our day is so full that Christians often run the risk of neglecting reading the Bible and praying. In the morning we mustn’t be late, and in the evening we are so tired! In this way weeks can pass without our having regular contact with the Lord. If the start of the day is devoted to Him, the hours that follow will probably be as well. But if we allow these privileged moments to pass by, the whole day might be lost for the Lord. Let’s stop making excuses and rather put our priorities right: then we can face the day peacefully while experiencing fellowship with the Lord. By neglecting reading the Word of God we lose out. Perhaps we try to make up for it with what the world has to offer in the way of pleasure, but that doesn’t meet the need. Prayer is more an attitude than an activity. It expresses our relationship with God — a relationship of faith and love. A Christian once said: “A moment spent with God in prayer eclipses by far the pleasures that this earth offers.” Is that your experience?
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