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Your word can be for a season—it doesn’t have to last all year. And if at any point you feel like God is nudging you in a new direction, it’s okay to change your word. This isn’t about getting it “right”; it’s about walking with God and being open to what He’s speaking into your life.
Discover the ancient practice of Lectio Divina and transform your time in Scripture. Learn how to meditate on God’s Word with practical steps and deepen your spiritual connection. Perfect for anyone seeking a meaningful way to engage with the Bible.
We may not raise stones today, but we can still raise up reminders of God’s goodness in our lives. These reminders—our own Ebenezers—can help anchor our hearts in gratitude. They remind us, that no matter what season we’re in, God has always been faithful, and He always will be.
Unlike other forms of prayer where we might be more focused on sharing our requests or even worshipping God – both of which He invites us to do– in Listening Prayers we pause in quiet stillness, creating space for God to speak into our hearts. This is a time for intentional listening, where we set aside our words and let God lead the conversation.
This time of year, known as Lent, many of us find ourselves in a season of fasting, abstaining from various comforts or habits for the 40 days between Ash Wednesday and Easter Sunday. But even if Lent isn’t part of your spiritual rhythm, fasting remains a timeless practice that holds immense potential for bringing us closer to God.
When we declare His promises over our lives, we are aligning ourselves with His will and inviting His power to work within us. Speaking these promises out loud reinforces our belief and trust in God, helping to activate His plans in our lives.
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