24 Ways Series

“Serve one another in love.” Galatians 5:13

Do you want to serve but can’t find the time? Maybe you’re unsure what you have to offer. When you think about serving, what comes to mind? Saturdays at the soup kitchen? Mission trips to Mozambique? These are great ministries, but they might not be for you.

Maybe it’s time to rethink your definition of serving.

Try this: serve those around you every day. We all encounter ways to serve others in our day-to-day lives, but we often overlook them. 

24 Ways To Serve Through Your Day helps you recognize these opportunities and develop a habit of serving. You will discover you don’t have to schedule, scramble, or be a superstar to serve. Simply seize the serving opportunities right in front of you. As you do, you’ll develop the heart of a servant and start living a Galatians 5:13 life.

On these pages, you’ll find practical, daily steps to develop a loving, humble heart of serving – to love Him with all your heart.

“Pray continually.” 1 Thessalonians 5:17

Is your day slipping by without prayer? Do you keep waiting for the perfect time or some peace and quiet? In the midst of the busyness, the stress, the to-do’s and the to-don’ts, those moments never seem to come.

But they don’t have to.

God gives us moments throughout our daily chaos to call out to him. We simply need to recognize them. When we do, prayer is no longer something we try to work into our day. It becomes our day.

Gain insight into these prayer opportunities with 24 Ways To Pray Through Your Day and learn two dozen ways to transform each moment of the day into time with God.

On these pages, you’ll find practical, daily steps to strengthen your communication with God, to love Him with all your soul.

“This is most definitely A Must Read book that I know will give you a new perspective on prayer. And you will never pray the same.” – Vernita Simmons, Assistant Publisher/Interview Manager of Faith Filled Family Magazine

“Meditate on it day and night.” Joshua 1:8

“Keep this Book of the Law always on your lips; meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it. Then you will be prosperous and successful.” ~ Joshua 1:8

Does this sound impossible? Your brain is buzzing with day-to-day tasks. Where’s the time and space for meditating on God’s Word? How can you find a quiet place to sit and meditate at all, much less “day and night?”

Here’s the answer: meditate through your day. Not around it. Not instead of it. Through it. Incorporate this practice into everything you do. Infuse it into daily activities so that it becomes part of your life – day and night.

How? 24 Ways to Meditate Through Your Day answers this question. Learn two dozen practical ways to integrate God’s Word into your daily habits. By putting these into practice, you’ll return to the truths of God’s Word – every hour of every day.

On these pages, you’ll find tips to train your brain to meditate on God’s Word day and night – to love Him with all your mind.

“Honor God with your bodies.” 1 Corinthians 6:20

People say they want to exercise more but never do. How many times have you resolved—and failed—to “get in shape”? Why is it so tough to make this healthy habit a routine? Why do weeks go by without a workout?

Maybe we aren’t looking at exercise in the proper light.

Do we want to be healthy—or simply more attractive? Do we want to get fit so we can feel physically desirable—or to serve God with our physical abilities?

When we exercise with the right motives in mind, we transform the activity from physical torture into a spiritual discipline. We can exercise with the desire to honor God with our bodies—to be prepared to do the works He calls us to do.

Still, it’s tough to change habits and develop new disciplines.

That’s why 24 Ways To Exercise Through Your Day offers two dozen simple, practical ways to help you incorporate more activity into your day. These tips are designed to get you moving, keep you moving, and help you take care of the body God has given you—to love Him with all your strength.