Sentences with phrase «time for prayer»

You don't need tons of time for your prayers.

Occasionally, a person's religious beliefs will require that they have certain work accommodations such as time for prayer, time off for religious services or time off for religious holidays.

Learn to live a quiet, patient life; take time for prayer and meditation and Bible study.

[37] This in no way panders to hypochondria, because Teresa insisted on the value of fixed times for prayer.

Nevertheless, there is merit in deliberately engaging in more demanding journeys from time to time, just as there are good reasons to set aside times for prayer, worship, fasting and retreat.

If a church is struggling, the first thing pastors and church leaders should do is determine whether they are adequately teaching the Word of God, providing times for prayer and getting the church together for fellowship.

Only he who takes much time for prayer can then understand what the Apostle means by the word «pray without ceasing.»

The festival spiritually signifies knowledge over ignorance, good over evil, hope over despair, making it a very auspicious time for prayer and meditation.

I go for a run in the morning, and I use that time for prayer.

I blocked out time for prayer and Scripture.

Didn't have time for prayer.

The pastor pointed out that though they did these things, they also had a time for prayer and Bible study.

«The Sabbath is a time for prayer and work.

It is also a time for prayer and reflection about those less fortunate.

Obviously, many things have changed, and the time for prayer in public governmental meetings should be over.

He told evangelical leaders, «If there was ever a time for prayer, it's in the next 24 hours.»

I've always found it refreshing to set aside time for prayer and the study of the Bible each day.

In Indonesian mosques the time for prayer is announced by powerful beating on a great drum made of a thick, hollow tree trunk covered with buffalo skin; then the call to prayer is usually chanted either from the mosque itself or from the roof of the mosque.

It is a time for prayer, a time for self examination and a time for spiritual purification.

«This is a time for prayer, lament, repentance, forgiveness, and reconciliation,» Ryken said, beginning with a private reconciliation service for faculty, staff, and students to be held Tuesday evening.

But gradually she came to feel it was her vocation and she used it as a time for prayer.

My goal is to use that time for prayer, spiritual reflection, and as a writing retreat.