Jesus Kingdom Blogs

  Introduction In a world filled with distractions, responsibilities, and constant noise, it’s easy to let our relationship with God take a backseat. Work, family, and social media can quietly push God down our list of priorities — not because we don’t love Him, but because life moves fast. Yet, deep down, we know our souls find true peace only when God is at the center of everything. When you make God your #1 priority, every other part of your life begins to align with His peace, wisdom, and direction. Here’s how to start today. ⸻ 1. Begin Each Day With God The first moments of your day set the tone for everything that follows. Instead of reaching for your phone, reach for God. Start with a short prayer, worship song, or a Bible verse. When you give God your mornings, you’re saying,  “Lord, before I do anything, I want to hear from You.” Even five minutes of stillness with Him can fill your day with purpose and calm your heart before the world’s noise begins. 🕊️  Try th...

  When You’re Waiting on God’s Timing — Pray This to Find Peace Heavenly Father, Waiting is hard. My heart grows restless when I can’t see what You’re doing. I want answers, but You ask me to trust. I want speed, but You ask for patience. Today, I choose to wait differently. Help me not to see this delay as denial but as divine preparation. You are working even when it’s quiet — aligning things I cannot see. When I’m tempted to rush ahead, remind me that peace lives in patience. When I feel forgotten, whisper that You never overlook Your children. Teach me to rest, not to worry. Fill my waiting with worship and my silence with surrender. I trust that what You are preparing for me is worth the wait. In Jesus’ name, Amen. 🌿 🙏  Type “Amen” if this prayer spoke to your heart today. 💖  Follow Dear You Family  for daily devotionals, faith reminders, and prayers to strengthen your walk  

  How to Meditate on God’s Word Every Day — Without Getting Tired In today’s busy world, it’s easy to start reading the Bible with excitement and then slowly drift away because life gets overwhelming. Many believers love God deeply but struggle to stay consistent in meditating on His Word. They want to grow, but after a few days, their mind feels tired, distracted, or dry. If that’s you, take heart — you’re not alone. God never intended His Word to feel like a heavy routine. Meditation is not about pressure; it’s about peace. It’s about slowing down enough to let His truth soak into your heart until it strengthens you from within. ⸻ ✝️  What It Really Means to Meditate on God’s Word To meditate on God’s Word is to dwell on it — to let it echo inside your heart until it becomes alive in your spirit. It’s not about how much you read but how deeply you receive. Take one verse, for example: “The Lord is my shepherd; I lack nothing.” —  Psalm 23:1 Read it slowly. Whisper it. T...