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8 Evening Habits of Maturing Christians

Based on the 8 Evening Habits of Highly successful people, this 1-minute devotion explains how each habit can be adapted to apply to Christian maturity.

After reading secular articles about the evening habits of successful people, I thought I would share some ideas that can help Christians draw closer to God.

Here are 8 suggestions that might be helpful as your day draws to a close:

1. Evaluate your day. Did you live it faithfully? Do you need to repent of something? 
 
2. Even if you had a quiet time earlier in the day, read a short passage before bed.
 
3. Make sure you spend some time offline to go "online" with God for at least a few minutes. 
 
4. Be sure to include some time to pray for your family members.
5. Before falling asleep, think of ways God blessed you during the day. You might even want to keep a journal for this purpose.

6. Ask God for wisdom and courage for the following day.

7. Get enough sleep (this is good for so many things, spiritual and physical). 

8. If you have trouble getting to sleep, or if you wake in the night, meditate on a Bible verse. 

These are practical ways to obey the commands in Philippians 2:12-13 and Romans 12:1-2.

Why not look over these suggestions and try adding one or more to your evening routine. You might be surprised at the benefits!

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Based on the 8 Evening Habits of Highly successful people, this 1-minute devotion explains how each habit can be adapted to apply to Christian maturity.

Based on the 8 Evening Habits of Highly successful people, this 1-minute devotion explains how each habit can be adapted to apply to Christian maturity.
 
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10 comments:

  1. This is a wonderful group of ideas to help physically, spiritually, and to calm my mind before resting. Thank you for this devotion.

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  2. Love one minute bible notes so much thank you for making it !!

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    1. I'm glad you enjoy BLN, Wendy.
      Thanks for the encouraging words.
      Gail : )

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  3. Love this! Thank you. I appreciate you.

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  4. These are such wonderful habits that are worth cultivating. I'll try to start doing them.
    This is a very lovely blog you have here! I got the link on sisiyemmie.com and I am so glad I checked it out! God bless you for the good work you're doing.

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  5. Hi Gail,
    Just stayed reading your blog after getting your One Minute Bible Love Notes. I'm a new Christian and trying hard to grow in my faith. It does take work and need all the help I can get.
    God is Awesome,
    Donna

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      I'm not sure why that box popped up. There's nothing about the Bible Love Notes site that isn't secure....it's ad-free (we make no profit and cover all costs ourselves) and your email is never used for any purpose except emailing the devotion.

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