do daily devotions

I created an igoogle.com account, customized my homepage and put a daily devotional on the page. I’m going to try to do it everyday: write down the verse, and relate it to my life in 6 solid sentences

wish me luck!!

Alright, alright, I’m not so good at accomplishing this. That’s why it’s still on the list.

Yesterday, I read Ephesians, Chapter 1, twice before bible study.

I want to finish going through Beth Moore’s “A Heart Like His,” by the end of April, so I can return it to Manda. She’s graciously lent the book to me. I’ve had it forever. Time to give it back, especially since she’s moving soon.

My accountability partner suggested we do our respective devotions today. Though I had a million of other things I wanted to get done before going to bed – look at logic problems, make an Intro. to Phil. test, date pictures – I decided that devotional time had to be done. God first. Moreover, this is a good time to remind myself God first, especially since I’m in a bad mood and feel crappy.

Alright, accountability partner, let’s get back to this goal. What do you say? I’ll report back the moment I’m on it!

I am really trying to do these. I can say I do them at least 5 days a week. Gotta keep it up, I really think it helps.

One goal this year is to become closer to God. I want to do daily devotions and bible readings. I also want to enhance my prayer life. I am going to set aside time each morning. That means waking up earlier to start my day, or it won’t get done!

We need to get accountable again! Instant messenger was so HELPFUL in that regard!

okay, time to confess. i went on a devotional time hiatus, not on purpose. no excuses. i stink. well, i did devotional time today. can’t check this off this list and count it as “i’ve done this” until i’ve done it consistently for several months, at the very least.