I’ve written about my morning rhythm before. Coffee, Bible, journal, and a little quiet time with God before the day gets away from me.
Some mornings are lovely and peaceful. Other mornings, my brain is already making a grocery list, remembering something I forgot to do yesterday, and wondering what we’re having for dinner.
Apparently, even at 65, I am still a work in progress.
But here’s something I’ve learned: spending time with God doesn’t have to be complicated. It doesn’t require a perfectly organized Bible study routine, an elaborate journal, or getting up at 5 a.m. (Thank goodness, because that last one isn’t happening regularly.)
It just requires making room.
Room to be still. Room to listen. Room to open His Word and remember that whatever the day holds, we don’t have to navigate it alone.
And that’s what inspired me to put together a little something for you.
Making Room: A Gentle Guide to Quiet Mornings with God is a free printable I’ve created to help you find a little breathing room in your day.
Inside, you’ll find encouragement, Scripture, and space to reflect and journal. Nothing overwhelming. Nothing you have to keep up with. Just a gentle invitation to spend some unhurried time with the Lord.
Print it out, tuck it into your Bible or a favorite notebook, and use whatever speaks to you.
And please don’t feel like you have to use it in the morning. God is available at 2 p.m., too. Even if you’re still in your pajamas. (Not that I would know anything about that.)
Download your free copy of Making Room here
I hope it blesses you. I hope it encourages you. And most of all, I hope it reminds you that you don’t have to do everything perfectly to make room for the One who loves you perfectly.
With love,
Susan
If you would like to read more about beginning or continuing a “quiet time” with God, I absolutely recommend How to Love Your Morning by Jennifer Dukes Lee.
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P.S. This is the first of what I hope will be a growing collection of free printables here on the website. A little encouragement, a little Scripture, and perhaps a few other surprises along the way
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