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Beginning the Day With God

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 17, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 30.

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Beginning the Day With God

No day can be truly successful unless it is begun with prayer to God. He alone knows what the day holds in store. Knowing this, he stands ready to fortify his children against every onslaught and attack of the enemy.
In the busy rush of life's duties one is sometimes tempted to feel that he cannot afford time to pray. Rather, he cannot afford not to pray. Our times are in his hands. It is in his power to shape and control the events of our lives as he will. With his help we can accomplish much more in the shorter time left after the season of communion.
Better go without physical food, better miss important engagements with our fellows, than to miss the regular appointment which should be maintained with God in the early morning. Let us take time to be holy.