Prayer

How is your relationship with God these days?

Are you consistent and honest in your time with Him?

Should your friends and family trust the decisions you make? Will you lead them where the Lord calls in good times and in bad?

Without a life firmly rooted in prayer, it’s impossible. If we don’t prioritize prayer in our daily lives, we cannot grow in the knowledge and love of God.

When you start your Exodus, you will build up a habit of daily prayer — committing to a set amount of time each day. You’ll be able to start this time by reading through the Bible and a daily reflection right on the Exodus app. The reflection will help you enter more deeply into the story, and understand where you are in the journey. In the end, it will lead you into your conversation with the Lord.

More on Prayer:

Your First Holy Hour

A holy hour is a dedicated hour of prayer. A Eucharistic holy hour is a dedicated hour of prayer spent in the Presence of the Eucharist, whether reserved in the Tabernacle or exposed in a monstrance on the altar. Read more

How to Practice Lectio Divina

Prayer is meant to be relational. We not only speak to God, pouring out our hearts to him, but we must also listen to his voice. Lectio divina is an ancient form of prayer perfected by monks. It entails reading Scripture, meditating upon it to unpack its meaning, responding to it in prayer, and resting in silence in response to this give-and-take conversation with God. Read more

On the Lord’s Prayer

We need to use words so that we may remind ourselves to consider carefully what we are asking, not so that we may think we can instruct the Lord or prevail on him. Thus, when we say: Hallowed be your name, we are reminding ourselves to desire that his name, which in fact is always holy, should also be considered holy among men. Read more