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The first minutes of your morning shape your whole day. In this episode, learn how a simple morning rhythm of prayer and Scripture can bring God’s peace before the noise rushes in.

How do you usually start your day?

If you’re like most people, the alarm goes off and your mind fills instantly with tasks, worries, and distractions. But Scripture invites us to begin our mornings differently, with God’s presence and peace.

In today’s devotion, you’ll hear wisdom from C.S. Lewis on those first moments after waking, and you’ll discover how Psalm 5:3 gives us a pattern for beginning the day with prayer and expectancy.

Main Scripture:

Psalm 5:3 – “Each morning I bring my requests to You and wait expectantly.”

By the end of this episode, you’ll discover:

• Why the first few minutes of your morning matter most
• How a simple rhythm of prayer and Scripture resets your day
• A practical step to push back the noise and start with God

Today’s Challenge:

Tomorrow, give God the first five minutes. Before you reach for your phone, pray Psalm 5:3 and invite Him to lead your day.

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