Psalmių knyga 130:6

Jesus asked is disciples in the garden why they couldn't stay awake and pray for one hour. For most of us the thought of praying for an hour seems too far out of our reach, but what if there was a simple way to spend an hour in prayer talking with Jesus. Paul instructs us to be devoted to prayer. Try this reading plan and pray for an hour.

Life can grow loud — full of demands, noise, and unspoken expectations. Yet in the swirl of responsibilities, God waits for us in the quiet: in the pause between breaths, in the small moments where nothing is asked of us but rest. This 3-day devotional invites you to slow your pace, soften your spirit, and hear God in the quiet you already carry within. Each day offers a poem, a reflection, and a closing prayer — guiding you back to the stillness where God meets you

I hate waiting. That’s probably why God is teaching me, again and again, to wait on Him faithfully, hopefully, and expectantly. If you are waiting on the Lord for something, don’t miss this journey on how we can take heart (rather than lose our minds) during seasons of waiting!

Memorize and meditate on Psalm 130 for 4 days through songs and daily devotions. Plan includes 4 songs written straight from Psalm 130 by Aaron Strumpel, Hannah Glavor, and Joel Limpic. Each song is accompanied by a daily devotion to help you meditate on the content and themes of the Psalm.