The moments of your day when you are doing mundane tasks (like showering, gardening, etc.) can be power-filled praying moments. Deciding to pray for a particular person, problem or special intention every time you do one of these tasks is very rewarding. You’ll see outcomes to your prayers and you will discipline your spirit in an act of charity for your neighbor.
I have found these times of praying to be bulwarks in terms of unwavering quality prayer time. The intentions I pray for are never forgotten because the routine of the associated actions brings them daily to mind.
Commit to Praying
Make a decision to pick at least one daily action during which you will pray for someone or something. Commit to it. You may find it so spiritually rewarding that you “find” other moments of your day becoming additional prayer powerhouse moments, too.
Who knew praying in the shower could lead you to becoming a holier person?
