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The 3 W's To Develop A Daily Routine With God

Our days are busy...

Between the kids, the jobs, family, church obligations, and everything in between, there is little time for anything else. 

However, we must always be sure to include God into our days. 

I know it is not easy to do. 

But God should the priority, the center of all we do. 

I have something here that can help you to better place priority on inserting God into your day. 

This is the 3 W's. 

I will share them with you below. 

The 3 W's to Develop a Daily Routine with God

The 3 W's are something I hope can help you further grow your relationship with the Lord. 

Let's check them out now. 

WALK

When I say walk, I mean walk and talk with the Lord. 

You should start your day out with prayer. 











Prayer doesn't have to be a deep thing. 

Praying is simply communicating with the Lord. 

You tell him how good He is, what is on your mind, and whatever you feel led to say. 

This is YOUR time to have conversation with the Creator of the Universe! 

Share with Him your worries, pains, hurts, and needs. 

God really wants us to talk to Him. 

He is waiting on us to open up our hearts to him. 

WORD

The next "w" stands for Word, as in the Word Of God. 

You and I need to make sure that we are opening up God's Word.

God is always talking to us; we just have to make sure to open up the pages of the Bible. 

Consider a certain biblical character or topic to study. 

Make sure you give yourself time to dig into the Scriptures. 

A good place to start is reading Proverbs. 

Proverbs is the book of wisdom, and it is always good to have more wisdom in our daily lives. 

Reading is good, but don't stop there. 

Don't just read, study! 

Get a bible dictionary, concordance, and other reference books to gather a deeper understanding of the God's word and what it means to you. 

WORSHIP

Worship is the 3rd but not least of the w's. 

Worship doesn't have to be anything fancy either. 

Think of worship as a time to show how much you love and are grateful for the Lord. 

This is YOUR time to thank God for who He is! 











Whether you choose to raise your hands, sing a song, cry, dance, or however you choose to worship, use this time to give your heart to God. 

Worship with all your might and your soul! 

CONCLUSION

So, I hope the 3 w's of walk(pray), word, and worship gives you a blueprint on how to create a daily routine with God. 

It's not about an amount of time you do all of these things, it's about the quality of the time you spend with God. 

Be careful not to rush your prayer, bible study, and worship. 

Let me leave you with one final thought. 

I know that most of us, especially with family obligations and work, don't have all day to dig into all of Paul's letters or do an exhaustive study of the Major vs. Minor prophets. 

However, I do know that all of us, especially as Christians, can be more intentional about our prayer lives, our Bible study, and dedicated worship time. 

Remember again, it's not the quantity of the time, but the quality of the time we spend with God. 

I do hope that the 3 w's help you to build your relationship with the Lord daily. 

Thank you for reading and God bless. 
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