Are you easily distracted while meditating?
Wings of the Morning: A devotional for those who have a hard time focusing.
No More Distractions
If your prayers and meditations sound like, “Dear Lord, I have to remember to take the chicken out of the freezer.” If you have had a hard time staying focused, this devotional is for you.
It is amazing how easily we become distracted, kind of like the dog with a squirrel in its sight; we can go from being focused to being distracted with even the simplest thought. If your prayers and meditations sound like that…there’s hope!
The purpose of this devotional is to share a process that will work if you are willing to try it so you no longer struggle with distraction. As a result, you will come to understand how much God loves you and how he also wants to connect with you to impact your life for the better.
It can change the way you perceive nearly everything. Ask for his wisdom, and listen to his guidance as you write. As things come up throughout the day, your spiritual antennae will grow more attuned to him and his guidance for the next right thing to do.
Know You are Deeply Loved
Praying and meditating, combined with journaling, facilitates greater awareness of God’s presence, wisdom, and guidance throughout your day.
As you deepen your relationship with him, fears are diminished, faith grows, and spiritual transformation occurs.
A Peek Inside…
About the Author
Kelly Hunter was born in New York the daughter of a NYC firefighter and a mother who chose to serve her family as a homemaker over a business career. Her early years were marked by a sense of wonder and belief in a God who was good.
Although she attended church with her family, somewhere along the way she started believing that if you weren’t perfect, you must be no good and God would punish you.
By her teenage years and lasting well into her 30’s she had developed a deep distrust of all things religious or having anything to do with God. This rebellious attitude, along with a false sense of independence and pride, made her think that she didn’t need anyone to tell her how to live her life. Living this way eventually caused so much pain that she had to admit just how powerless and unmanageable her life had become.
Humbled and in despair, she turned to God for help.
Fully expecting to be in deep trouble with God, she was astounded to discover a God who not only didn’t hate her, but who opened his arms wide to enfold her in a loving embrace… Read More