Having a place, a special place to pray not only emulates Jesus and His intentionality to seek the Father in prayer, but adds the force of an appointment we are encouraged to keep, and the solemnity of a place which is holy to you and brings added profundity to your soul's prayers.

Jeremiah's heart was so devoted to God, that He called out for God's justice on his own life, but with one proviso, "but not with Thine anger."  There is only one thing more difficult than trials in our lives, and that is living without the peaceful fruit of righteousness which they bring.

We have all eternity to worship God, and to praise His name, and that will not be enough time.

A day of focusing on and speaking of the glory of God, moved the host to an emotional conclusion, We worship God through who He is, what He has done in the redemption of our souls and the truth which calms our hearts now and for eternity. 

A reminder of how much deeper is the benefit of eternal life when we experience it her even before heaven. We see how greatly prayer affects our knowing the only true God and Jesus the Christ who He sent to be our Savior, and what a great love He has for us to tell us yes, yes, but not exactly what you asked for, and no. His answers are always done for our good, in His love and at the proper time. 

Thank you Father, Son and Holy Spirit for your abundant grace.

In reviewing some of our procedures, I found Devotional 18 was flawed, the episode has been update, but instead of me, sacking me, I have a plan, this episode will tell you what that plan is and thank you for listening even through it all.

I am sincerely sorry.

Fred

As promised a little insight into beginning our daily prayers. I have found it helpful to begin my daily prayers with a time of unburdening my soul by having a short time of Confession, Thankfulness, Worship and Intercession. 

Find out why I endeavor to open each devotional time with, "Thank You Jesus for this beautiful day."

We all stimulate one another to love and good works.