As followers of Jesus, it is important for us to take time to worship the Lord and to devote ourselves to him. Worship and devotion stabilizes us on His truth, it helps us learn about His character, and it draws us closer to him. But he doesn't force himself into our lives — instead God fills the space that we make. So be intentional: block out some time, go somewhere you won’t be distracted, and be with Jesus. What kind of space will you make for God, today?
Weekly Worship
Every week we’ll bring a time of song, Scripture, prayer and encouragement! (from worship leaders Ana Kowalski at Whatcom CCF, Christian Castro at Skagit CCF and Michelle Phillips at Western CCF)
Worship Playlists
Sing along for some personal worship time, play it while you do something else, or all of the above!
Playlist put together by Michelle from Western CCF.
Playlist for some instrumental worship.
Personal Devotional tips
Set a Schedule
Routine is even more important when we have lots of flexible time on our hands. We will be more likely to actually read God’s Word if we schedule ourselves a consistent time to do it.
Set a Goal
Rather than letting the Bible randomly flop open to a passage each day, it’s good to have a plan. If you don’t have a goal you’re currently aiming for (like, our CCF New Testament Challenge, for example), select from the options listed below.
Engage God’s Word
Here are some creative ways to engage God’s Word:
Lectio Divina - here’s a tutorial for this ancient practice of praying through Scripture: https://vimeo.com/239194540
A chapter a day - sometimes connecting with God is as simple as picking a book of the Bible and reading one chapter each day. Psalms and Proverbs work really well for this, because each chapter can stand on its own.
Watch a Bible Project video about a book of the Bible. These videos are not the Bible, but they sure are a helpful companion to what you’re reading, or they might spark your interest in something you’d like to read! They are excellent. https://www.youtube.com/user/jointhebibleproject