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Prayer Against Distraction

Wake up, go to work, eat, sleep, repeat..... life goes round and round like a hamster wheel. We often find ourselves lost in the realms of daily lives and we tend to get so distracted that we forget to gravitate toward God. 

I struggle to devote time to God. Sometimes, unplugging from social media and taking time to rest is a good way to decompress from the stress and distraction of life. Keeping the Sabbath is a great way to start and try dedicating your mornings or evenings to God. For example, instead of grabbing the phone to check social media; start your day with prayer and a Bible scripture. Throughout your day, try taking deep breaths and listening to positive music/gospel. In the evening, you can take time to talk to God before you go to sleep. 
 Don't let the distractions of your daily life keep you from seeking God. Use this prayer below as a guide to help you pray against distractions and stressors in your life.

God, I find myself stuck in a loop, I'm unable to be productive as I want to be, nor am I able to receive your Holy Words and pray to you consistently as I once did. I'm lost, exhausted, and I feel like I'm slipping from your hands. 

Father, hold me tight and bring me back closer to you. Lord, I rebuke any and every spirit of distraction from me. God open your eyes and allow me to see your greatness and love.

Father, I want to dwell in your presence. I want to continually seek an intimate relationship with you and stay consistent in my studying, praying, and worshipping.

Heavenly Father, remove these blinders and accept me back into your loving arms.

All these things, I pray in Jesus Christ's Holy Name

Amen.
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