5 Minutes That Change Everything: Meeting God in the MomentsSample

Keep It Simple
Sometimes we overcomplicate prayer. We think we need to say all the right words, cover every topic, or sound like someone else. But Jesus made it simple: “Your Father knows what you need before you ask him” (Matthew 6:8, ESV).
God isn’t impressed with long-winded prayers. He’s not moved by spiritual-sounding language. He just wants your heart. Say what’s on your mind. Be honest about your fears. Thank Him for what’s good. Ask for help where you’re weak. Then be still.
You don’t need to cover everything in five minutes. Just speak to Him like you would a close friend. Prayer isn’t about performance—it’s about presence. And the good news is, God is already present.
The more you simplify, the more space there is for real connection. One sincere sentence is better than a flood of words without your heart behind them.
Gospel Truth: Because of Jesus, we can speak freely and boldly to God as our Father (Hebrews 4:16, ESV). There’s no fear. No pressure. Just welcome.
Reflection
What would it look like today to talk to God like a friend—with no pressure to impress?
Scripture
About this Plan

Feel too busy for God? You’re not alone. Life can be full—work, school, parenting, or all three. But even five minutes with God can make a real difference. This 7-day plan is for people who want to grow spiritually but feel short on time. Each day offers simple Scripture-based reflections to help you slow down, refocus, and connect with God. He’s not after your performance. He wants your presence. You don’t need to do it all. Just start with five minutes.
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We would like to thank Mawuli Tsikata for providing this plan. For more information, please visit: https://gracecentre.church
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