Day 1

Day 1 | Schedule A Prayer Time

ACTIVITY

Your Call To Act (C.T.A.) today is:

  • Share your Scheduled Time and your Location in the comments below.

If you feel like sharing why you choose this time and location, this may be helpful for other men.

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814 thoughts on “Day 1

  1. BJ Boosz says:

    2:00pm
    We were asked to pray at 2:00 by our church because we’re starting the process of planting a second campus. I can just piggy back off that and make it my daily routine.

  2. Gary Wildermuth says:

    7:30… bedroom. Most mornings when not traveling, I wake up at around 4:30-5:00. I am up with praise and worship time and Bible study. However, some of those days, I do forget to pray. This will be a great reminder to start my day by coming before the Lord with prayers of praise and thankfulness, along with prayers for others.

  3. Mike Meyer says:

    Prayer time : 6:00am
    Prayer Location: Kitchen Breakfast Island.
    Why, I’m an empty nester, my wife doesn’t wake until 8am. I can enjoy morning coffee, prayer and devotion

  4. Tim says:

    Daily – Before getting out of Bed – I pray over my wife. I pray that I always love my wife as much as Lord Loves his Church ….. and for giving me another day to serve him.

    During the Week – Evenings
    Weekends – Morning First thing after sending out Daily Devotionals.

    Before Bed

    Garage Gym – It’s quiet! No distractions.

  5. Brian Linn says:

    In the early morning. In my chair in front of window looking out into the woods.

  6. Troy Longen says:

    This is my exact problem with being consistent in praying.
    I drive semi overnight’s and I live in the truck during the week, my schedule changes daily than on the weekends I flip my sleep schedule to be with my family.
    There’s no time I can consistently set an alarm or place.
    I can pray while I’m driving, but than my focus is divided
    I can pray when I wake up everyday, but that’s not consistent to a time or place. I usually wake up wondering where I am!
    I understand that God isn’t concerned with time or place, he just wants my heart and focus. But this is frustrating to me because I’m not consistent in anything, I’m always chasing my tail.

  7. Dean says:

    6:30 AM on my back patio. Everyone in the house is usually still asleep and I feel more connected with God when outside.

  8. Joe says:

    5:30am and in my bedroom. I choose this time because I want to start my day right with God

  9. bob gilfilian says:

    first thing in the morning and in my Florida room as I gaze upon our Father in heaven’s creation !

  10. Don says:

    8am spare bedroom.

    It’s a convenient, quiet location. I want to say ‘sometime in morning’ rather than 8, but I clearly see the habit forming value of scheduled activity.

  11. Joseph Lounders says:

    Heavenly Father, I want to start improving my communication with You, by improving my Prayer Life.
    By praying to you daily, and out loud at the same time each day.

    • Joseph Lounders says:

      I am and just getting started, and am retired. I will start walking at 7am and praying about 7:45am facing east
      by the window, in the entertainment room, where my wife can’t hear me, but God Can!

  12. Ben Johnson says:

    7am in the shower, because I won’t be interrupted by kids at home or folks at work.

  13. Clifford C says:

    8:30 am. In my study. I chose this time and location because this is the time of morning when I usually study my Bible and it’s quiet.

  14. Tony C says:

    I will make a point to pray at 8:05AM every day while driving home (to work) after taking kids to school.

  15. Sean Swift says:

    4pm Daily in my Home Office.

    Later in the work day so I can pray with God and share any issues and challenges before spending time with family.

  16. Alan A. Wilson says:

    My time is 6:45am. My location is my home office/study
    I get up around 5:30am and either go walking or bike riding for exercise. When I finish I come home and as I eat breakfast I spend my time with the Lord.

  17. Patrick Vanlangendonck says:

    My scheduled time is 7:20 pm
    My location is in my truck. I chose this location because of my work schedule and I am able to be alone at this time every day.

  18. Robert Wales says:

    My prayer time will be early in the am after my coffee after the dogs let out during my quiet time I already pray daily and more than once but I am trying to grow and be a better person .I am retired so I am not as busy as working men

  19. Glenn Coats says:

    930am in my truck. I spend alot of time in here so seems like a good spot.

  20. Rick Morse says:

    I am praying at 5:30 am in my walk in closet. It is private and I can close the door. I can have a conversation with God with no distractions.

  21. Rick says:

    5:15 AM
    My kitchen table or my front porch depending on weather.
    Nobody but me is up and I have no distractions at this time.

  22. Jerry Bridges says:

    I have scheduled my prayer time for early morning, and my chosen location is outside, when weather allows, in the beauty of nature.

  23. Gregory Whittet says:

    I chose 9 pm for my prayer time.
    Location: Outside /Nightly Walk
    I chose this time for a couple reasons… 1:) I live in Vegas and it’s Hot!
    2:) It allows me to reflect on my day and pray for the coming day.
    3:) Being outside and walking not only allows me to grow in Spiritual Readiness but Physical Readiness as well.
    4:) It allows me to be away from distractions

  24. Grant says:

    4:45 am in the basement. First thing I will do in the mornin and the most consistent available time of my day

  25. Jon says:

    8:20 A.M. in my computer room. The reasoning behind this is I rarely have anything going on that early and it’s a room that only I use

  26. Caleb Ness says:

    I’ve decided on 4:45 am, mainly because that is when I get up for work and with my crazy schedule, there aren’t any other consistent times that would work

  27. Lawson Bruxvoort says:

    2:00. This is when I get off of work, so before the rest of my day starts I’ll pray in my room.

  28. James Shadden says:

    My time to pray is at 5am immediately after I wake up on my knees by my bed.
    For me this is very important to start my day with God making Him my focus of the day, allowing me to encounter the rest of the day with spiritual strength.

  29. Gerald says:

    5:45 am, I am the first one up at the kitchen table. Looking forward to starting new habits.

  30. Randy says:

    5am, it’s quiet, no one is up, and it starts my devotional time before I go to work.

  31. alan wayne goad says:

    my prayer time is 7;15 am i arrive at work and have 30 minutes before clocking in-ill be alone and a good way to start my day

  32. Michael says:

    11am allows me to break in the middle of my work to kind of reset. I pray first thing every morning but will set a permanent time for 11am. God bless you all 👊🙏

  33. Jody says:

    During my work-from-home week, 8AM at my home office desk. During the weeks when I’ll be in the office, 8AM in the car on the way to work.

  34. Justin says:

    6am in the den. I am the only one up this early I have been starting my day like this for 6 months now it sure does help me get my day started Prayer and my daily Devo

  35. Robert Wolfe says:

    I struggled with accomplishing this when I read the book. Having to write it down for other to see is a good incentive to be accountable. I will pray each morning before I shower.

  36. Aaron says:

    I will pray at 5:30am EAT before my wife and kids are awake on our second floor balcony.

  37. Garrett says:

    I will pray at noon everyday because these is my lunch brake at work and a time that I can have uninterrupted conversation with God, because my kids are at daycare and my wife is at work.

  38. AJ Reilly says:

    I am setting my alarm and creating a calendar invite for 2200 each night and I will pray in my office area at home.

  39. kirk kingsley says:

    I am going to schedule my prayer time for 6 AM. I am going to for opportunities during the day, that I honor God with my work, that I show love and grace to whom I interact with, praise Him for all His goodness. I hope to develop the habit of prayer pulling into my driveway after work as well. Then I want to thank God for work, ask that I be fully present for my family, and honor him with my evening.

  40. Ryan Kernan says:

    I’ve decided I’ll pray to God mid day when the sun is highest in the sky. After all it’s my understanding that God is light. So to me as a new Christian this only makes sense. I also feel as though outdoors prayer will be a great way to become closer to God so I’ve chosen to have my daily prayer along the cedar trees lining my property.

  41. Jon Carr says:

    4am weekdays and 5am weekends. I pray in my home office where it’s quite. My wife and I also pray before bed to end the day in harmony with Christ.

  42. Allan says:

    6:05am. Back patio.
    I wanted my time and place to be close/similar to Jesus’ time and place, outside before sunrise.

  43. Ken Winegarden says:

    I will pray at the beginnings of my day, usually 9am. I will pray in the spare bedroom so I can close the door & be by myself.
    I am doing a daily prayer with my wife before we get out of bed putting on the armour of God. Then I do my devotions & challenge.
    We finish the day in bed with a couples devotion & then a prayer & prayer for all our children. God Bless

  44. Ryan Volk says:

    6am-ish. With my job causing me to be up all night at times, and also get interrupted when I have prayer time at work, it becomes more sporadic. Because of this I could use some prayer from you guys for consistency. I am more consistent when I have prayer time at home the days that I don’t work.

  45. Eric P says:

    Hey men’s ministry team!
    My pray-time alarm is at 7:20am.
    Location is in the living room overlooking the lake. (In our little home we don’t really have many spots! )

  46. Brian says:

    6:45 am before I get started on work in my office and before everyone else gets up.

  47. sandy says:

    7am. bedroom. between breakfast and getting ready to go to work. on weekends, after breakfast before the next thing that is coming up that day.

  48. David Frankel says:

    5 out of 7 days of the week I commit to praying at about 2:20 P.M. I will try to remember that time during the other 2 days.

  49. Michael J Herrera says:

    Don,

    I understand the whole praying out loud, but I find it helpful it makes me organize my thoughts and speak them it also overcomes being in a prayerful attitude.

    Mike

  50. Don Neal says:

    Hello GC Leander men’s group. This is a test comment. I prayed, and I prayed outloud. Don’t think I did 5 minutes, because I don’t prefer to be so legalistic. Its uncomfortable for me to pray out loud, by myself. I have only prayed out loud for meals with others, or small group prayer time in person. Praying out loud alone is something I don’t know if I will get used to or like. God hears my prayers whether quietly or out loud. I have been praying quietly for 50 + years, so don’t know if this old dog can change now at this stage…

  51. Don Neal says:

    I selected 6:00 a.m. at the dining room table. Its a quiet place before everyone wakes up, and I can jot down a note in my notebook of a truth learned after reading a passage of scripture.

  52. Joel says:

    Mon/Thur 8:30 at rec. center; Wed 9:30 at home; Tue/Fri/Sat 9am in ofc. at home; Sun 6:30 before church at home

  53. MIke says:

    I am praying after my daily work out during my walk around cool down around my pool. It typically happens at 5 pm. This is something new for me and I think I can do this daily.

    • Don Neal says:

      Nice! Should be good! You get spiritual and physical exercise at the same time.

  54. Brad says:

    In my comfy chair downstairs about 6:30 each day. The time may have to be a little earlier or later some days but that’s my target.

    • Neal says:

      Or perhaps in my comfy chair at my desk in my office, with biblegateway at my fingertips.

  55. Gary says:

    On my drive to work with the radio off. On days I don’t work it will be first thing in the morning prior to the family waking up so I have quiet time. Probably 6am.

  56. René says:

    There’s no better time than the 1st thing in the morning for me in my own home office.
    The cares of the day haven’t had time to distract me or interfere with my thoughts or disrupt my devotions. I also places my focus directly on Jesus and I’m am then able to interact with Him more easily throughout the day.

  57. Carl Nowicki II says:

    First thing after waking up in the kitchen before doing anything to give thanks, praise and gratitude before starting my day.

  58. Jason Hurd says:

    9 AM – weekdays… after I get my wife and the girls off to school… in the living room or dining room… WITH my coffee.

  59. James Echelberger says:

    Morning when I wake up. noon wherever I am at at that time. Evening again wherever I am at and bedtime before I go to bed.

  60. Gary says:

    7am daily in my bedroom. It’s my normal alarm and I feel i need prayer the most when I start my day.

  61. Chris Fleck says:

    My prayer times are at 9&3 pm. The new standard for driving is to have your hands at 9&3 on the steering wheel. It reminds me to let Jesus take the wheel in my life. We have A community room that is quiet at those times I will spend 7 minutes and 14 seconds…based on 2nd Chronicles…if my people who are called will humble themselves and pray….

  62. Gordon says:

    My prayer time will be at 12 noon Monday thru Friday in my office. 5 pm Saturday and Sunday in my bedroom. These time will get me out of my normal routine and challenge me to focus on something greater.

  63. Ken says:

    7 AM every morning. I work from home and the rest of my family are gone to school or work.

  64. Robert says:

    5:30 am after I exercise and before anyone else is awake in my garage so I can pray as loud as I want.

  65. Lee Vanderham says:

    7am I’m nmy home office or 630 in my car on days I commute to the office. I find comfort in starting my day with God and I’m more focused in the AM.

  66. Bob DeVries says:

    I’m going to commit to praying out loud on my drive to church each day. It takes me about 10 minutes to arrive which should be perfect.

  67. Jerry says:

    I have set 7:30 AM for my prayer time and have put it on my calendar. I’m vacillating on the place – either my upstairs office or our family room in the basement. I’m leaning toward the office is more private but it has more distractions. I’ll move if I find the distractions are too great to allow focusing on what I’m praying about.

  68. Carlton says:

    6am in my den. No one else is awake and I can focus without any distractions.

  69. Gregory Kuhn says:

    8:30am in my office. I chose this time so that I can start my work day off each day in prayer.

  70. Lannes says:

    6:45 AM at the Soccer Park one block from my house, because I’ll be more comfortable praying out loud there, than inside my house so early in the morning.

  71. Kevin says:

    On my drive in to work. There is rarely any quiet time at home with 4 kids and their activities.

  72. Terry says:

    8:45am every weekday, 9:00am every Saturday, and 1:00pm every Sunday, at my home every office every day.

  73. Kurt Cubbage says:

    2:00 am, I work 2nd shift so by the time I get home, shower, get a bite to eat I’m off to the bedroom to pray and then to sleep.

  74. David Pittman says:

    6am in my home office. Early morning is the only time that is not fraught with interruptions, since I work from home.

  75. hammesrb says:

    So I had already chosen a time and place to pray everyday but I may need to adjust somehow. I had been praying in my car on the way to and from work everyday, but now that it is the weekend i don’t have that commute time. I am trying to figure out a plan for weekends now. The kids are all up in my grill from the moment i wake up until i put them down so i may have to do my weekend prayers in the evening after i go to bed.

  76. HDL says:

    A few minutes past 8am when everyone else in my home has not waken up yet and and get some significant quiet time to pray.

  77. Onesphore says:

    In the car to work, I take 5 to 10 minutes praying. I can pray as loud as I want as I am with the LORD alone at that time.

  78. Tracy says:

    At 6 am in my bedroom when I first wake up. I can’t think of a better way to start my day and a secondary positive will be to build some discipline into my life by starting my day earlier.

  79. Jerrold Johnson says:

    6:30 am in my basement

    It 30 mins before my family gets up to get ready for school. My basement is my oasis.

  80. Spencer says:

    900am in my bedroom; it is quiet and the house is empty. it is me and God alne together.

  81. Cory Baron says:

    I try to always pray first thing in the morning before I even get out of bed. Great way to start the day. I also try to pray in bed before I fall asleep. Sometimes it’s just what I need to help fall asleep and quite often I fall asleep in the middle of prayer. At both times I try to say the Lord’s Prayer by the nearest window to where I’m sleeping as I travel a lot for work.

  82. Thaddeus Kennedy says:

    5am in my living room before anyone in the house is up and before I head out to work during the week.

  83. Larry Yurko says:

    I have set my prayer time to be 6:00 am daily in my home office (aka my prayer room). It offers a quite place of refuge.

  84. Phil Salet says:

    I am choosing the back deck at 7 AM because it is when nature comes alive and before I get my day started.

  85. Tyler Richardson says:

    I pray when I get in bed after work. I work nights so I get home and shower and get in bed. This prayer time allows me to get everything off my chest from the day and clear my mind. It gives me a sense of peace knowing I have just given all my thanks, worries, and requests to God. I also like to pray as soon as I wake up each day. Even if it’s just a short prayer, normally asking for God to be with me throughout my thoughts and actions during the day ahead.

  86. Brad says:

    10pm before bed on my knees alone to prepare my mind for what to meditate on and 6:30am to begin the day day in service mindset

  87. Ken Smith says:

    I arise at 5:30 am and immediately begin to pray and read from His word, even on my days off.

  88. Adrian says:

    Outside each day. Walk around neighborhood on weekends and when at work M-F, I will walk around outside with phone ear piece so as not to be that weird guy who talks to himself.

  89. JAMES DELGADO says:

    My Prayer location is in my garage. When its hot, I pray in the living room with my Bible open.
    I begin approx. 1200. I do my best to have a devotional daily.
    If I don’t it in the daytime, it probably won’t happen on that day…because I will get busy doing nothing.

  90. Paul Birchall says:

    I have chosen 12:00 for my prayer time. Earlier would be better but I couldn’t find a time I can do consistently.

  91. Kyle Smallcombe says:

    9 A.M. – To start my day with God by my side. Pray in my living room beside my couch. The place I’m sleeping and reading about god from. I lied to myself and told myself I would never be there.

  92. Rudy Francis says:

    6am is my prayer time and my location is in the basement of my house. During this time in the morning it’s usually quite and less distractions

  93. PABLO says:

    10am in my room because is in a corner of our room and isbvery peaceful and that’s where I do all my reading and studying

  94. Eric Amodie says:

    Eric set it for 2am I’m up early for work and just lay in bed watching tv at that time. I would be praying in my room

  95. Steve says:

    5:45 am during the work week and as soon as I wake up on the weekends. Place will be deck (weather permitting) or kitchen table.

  96. Thomas Sells says:

    645am….and in my office of bedroom….I’m a morning person and like staring my day off in prayer and reading…the location could vary based on my job! Looking forward to this challenge…good luck men!!!!

  97. Janic says:

    It’s a bit difficult for me having three young children. The house is quietest once they’re all asleep. That’s when I’ll do pray in the living room in my secret corner.

  98. Robert says:

    I tend to pray throughout the day, but 3 days a week I am up very early for work and have a 20 minutes of very quiet time for prayer and devotions. Also on my daily walk or bike ride, as Jesus is available 21/7

  99. J says:

    I’ve decided on morning prayer since I’m up early. I’d like it to be the first thing I do, so 0515.

  100. Matthew Barker says:

    I’m scheduled it for 8:45 AM when I am entering my classroom for the day.

  101. JEREMY L KAUFFMAN says:

    So I’m a police officer and work a crazy schedule so on my work days it will be at 3am in my cruiser and off days will be at 4pm in my bedroom because no kids are allowed in my room.

  102. Jesse Skytland says:

    It’s usually right at 6:40AM daily a few minutes after waking up and just after saying the serienty prayer then I do devotionals in my bedroom . This makes for a successful day by allowing me to allow my direction to be lead the right way pointed toward the light giving me an opportunity for increased success.

  103. Mark Lyford says:

    10:30 pm, in bed
    I feel that this is a time I need to pray most, when I’m starting to unpack what’s happening in my life

  104. Joe says:

    I have my scheduled devotion and prayer time every morning at 6:15 am. I love the peace and quiet time to set read and pray to God before my day starts.

  105. David says:

    7:00 am. The time I usually get out of bed. I will spend the first ten mins of my day on my knees in prayer

  106. Zach says:

    6am. Get my butt up and pray in the morning downstairs in my office. My mind is clearest right away in the morning and my 2 year old son is not typically up yet!

  107. Jimmy says:

    8:10 AM
    Veranda of our guest house overlooking Lake Victoria. I chose this spot because I’ll start most days up here facilitating a training program

  108. Scott Van Dale says:

    My prayer time is 06:00 in the screen porch in my back yard.
    This is a peaceful place where I feel close to the Lord , and I can start my day feeling his peace.

  109. Daniel says:

    9:00PM in my dining room. Kids are asleep by then. It’s quiet and I’m almost always home at that time.

  110. Aaron Wood says:

    I am in college and so I pray in my room when I wake up and then go to sleep. Start and end the day on God’s watch.

  111. Rex says:

    6:45 am, in my living room. We have a special spot where my wife and I pray before I leave for work.

  112. Loryn says:

    I pray multiple times a day. When I first wake up, I start my day in prayer. When I walk to and from work, I pray continually, I pray while at work to guide my words dealing with certain coworkers, patients, families.

  113. Warren M Campbell Sr says:

    I’m retired so I pray throughout the day. Alot of times early in the morning. I pray in the bedroom, living room and the dining room. Being retired prayer is whenever the Holy Spirit prompts me to pray or I just feel like talking to God.

  114. Jonathan Mark Courliss says:

    As a truck driver my schedule varies, so I am choosing 30 min before I go to sleep as my prayer time.

  115. Raphael says:

    I set up 0630 at my house when I can feel free to go though my emotions.
    I am starting for two weeks and go from there

  116. Alex says:

    12:50PM
    I work mostly mornings and I get off no later than 12:00pm. I’ll be off, home, close to my bedroom, and maybe hungry but I need to consume God’s word before I eat (Matthew 4). If it’s Sunday, church should be over and while I may not have access to my bedroom, my car can be a decent substitute

  117. Tommy says:

    My prayer time is 5:30 in the morning before anyone else is up. My living room or back patio serves as my quiet time place

  118. Tom says:

    I have prayer time every morning at 6 am alone. This is a time when no one else is around. I am however setting an alarm to have prayer at noon and evening everyday. Once a day just isn’t, enough. I am in Virginia Beach, VA.

  119. Eddie says:

    5:30AM, in my home office, it’s before anyone else is awake on any given day.
    I am a little behind this morning, but I will be more consistent after I get caught up on my chores today.

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  121. Kevin says:

    8 AM in my formal living room. It is the warmest and quietest place in my home.

  122. Grayson Mellen says:

    I have been trying to do this everyday but I just want to play after school. I am trying to catch up A.S.A.P. ! Sorry.

  123. Jim Jr says:

    7 pm when I wake up and before I got to bed are consistent. I usually pray at various times throughout the day.

  124. Mark says:

    7am in the truck. My commute to work or in the office before anyone shows up are the only times I have alone.

  125. David says:

    5:15am
    Kitchen table
    Because it is time nobody is up and gives me the 1 on 1 time with God

  126. Steve says:

    Mornings around 5:30 in my reading chair and evenings between 9-10 in my bedroom.

  127. jamulwindyridge says:

    In my office .. I start in the morning when I get up usually 6:30-7:00 am .. daily devotionals and prayer..

  128. Adam says:

    6:30 Family Room – No computer or phone for distractions. Peace and quiet before the family is up.

  129. Steve says:

    Every morning after my shower (so about 6:30) in my bedroom. I would like to pray as soon as I get out of bed, but I need the shower to rouse me enough to really mentally engage.

  130. Seare says:

    Week days 9am in the car
    Weekdays I will have my son join me in prayer.

    weekends 8am at the living room.

  131. Troy Thielen says:

    I set my time to pray for 10pm (or when I go to bed) in my bedroom every night.

  132. Jacques Vd Merwe says:

    Every day at 7:30 till 8:00 & 21:00 till 21:30. My living room, lots of sunlight, I feel most comfortable there.
    I want to start my day with God and end my day with God.

  133. Tom says:

    My prayer time is first thing in the morning before I get distracted by the “outside” world. I find peace and closeness with god

  134. Mark Roehl says:

    I will pray at 7:30 every day. During the work week, I will be in my car driving to work.

  135. John says:

    I’m starting to get it now. Wish I was onboard from day 1 because I am really 3 or 4 days behind everyone else. Don’t know how to catch up. Its ok. I will be praying at 9 or 9:30 pm in bedroom. Great name Dan!

  136. ADAM KRUMRIE says:

    7:15am – Pray at the Kitchen table. This should fit into most of my mornings routine.

  137. Tony says:

    My prayer time will be at 6am each morning in my bedroom. The reason I’m choosing this time and location is because I want my first interaction of the day to be the Lord, talking and listening to what He has for my day.

  138. Kurt Cubbage says:

    High noon, because that’s when I take my heart medication (a good way to remember to thank God for another day He has given me)

  139. Eric Jensen says:

    7:45 am. Weekdays in my car since I’m always on my way to work. Weekends will be at home.

  140. Robert Ordóñez says:

    Between 5:30 and 6:30, either in my family room, or walking outdoors, if possible.

  141. Marc says:

    I chose 5am because it is a good time in the morning when I am awake. I chose our living room because it is the only place in our home where I can accomplish being alone without waking up my wife.

  142. BK says:

    7:30AM
    My truck – because it is uninterrupted and physically separated from others.

  143. Scott Kelly says:

    My schedule is so complicated with church, work and family it s hard to find a single time and place to commit to. I know that sounds like “I don’t have time to talk to God” And I can’t believe I sound like that to be honest. I usually just pray throughout the day and on the way in to work but weekends get mixed up because I have no routine. But I am nervous because I want this to work and if I choose a time during the day I will be at work, then what about the weekends? I am also afraid that if choose early in the morning and I am too tired or running late then the time won’t be quality. So I ask myself am going committed to this or not? Do I truly want to grow my relationship with God? Yes, I am and I do. God has done everything for me and I can surely set a specific time to talk with Him. So my prayer time will be 4:00 am in my bedroom.

    • Michael Sirignano says:

      Monday through Friday at 6:30am in my van during my 45 minute drive to work
      Saturday and Sunday at 7:30 am in the prayer room in my house.

      I pray in my work van because it is a sanctuary for me. It is early in the morning when God’s mercies are new, and I can confess and ask for forgiveness

  144. Steven Johnston says:

    I pray when I first get up and before bed for at least 10 to 15 minutes. I choose my living room since no one is up or around at the appointed times

  145. TRACY Allen STEIN says:

    I have a one hour commute to my job. I like to do my prayers then. Helps me start my day out right.

  146. Ted says:

    So, I couldn’t get to the challenge until now.
    I am setting 6am as my time and my kitchen as the place.
    I think this is the only time I can be in the same place.

    Ted

  147. Gordon says:

    Prayer Time: 7:30 a.m. (later on Saturday) in a private room because it’s free from distractions. Bible study in my car, while waiting for it to warm up on weekday mornings. More extensive Bible study on weekends at my desk because it has a computer with access to Bible versions and online research.

  148. Joe Armbruster says:

    I pray at night before I fall a sleep. That’s where I feel less distracted.

  149. Isaac says:

    I scheduled my prayer for 6:00 am in my home office, that’s before my wife and some get up so it’s quiet in the house and it’s before the day starts.

  150. Scott Halverson says:

    You’ll find this strange but I sit on the commode every morning and use that time as my prayer/devotional place. It’s the downstairs commode away from the family and a quiet part of the home.

  151. Paul Leininger says:

    I pray every morning early in my front room. My family is not up yet and there are no distractions. It is where I can look outside as well to take in God’s creation.

  152. Anthony Gjorvad says:

    In my home office at 5:30am before starting my day. This is the best time for me to have some uninterrupted time for myself.

  153. Tony says:

    5am or 1pm. In my car. I have an hour drive to work each day and it’s a good quite place to talk to God about the day ahead.

  154. Will says:

    I will plan for 6a on workdays and 8a on weekends. We have a couch in our bedroom that is a good place to sit and pray.

    • Nathan Nourse says:

      I plan on praying each night around 10 pm. This way Sarena and I can pray together if she is feeling well enough or I will go into the basement and pray alone if she is not feeling well enough, or already asleep. The biggest distractions are my kids and a new puppy. By 10 the puppy and the kids will all be asleep. The time and place will stay the same for weekends.

  155. Hugh Prichard says:

    I will pray at 6:00 each morning in a spare room in the house. It is a quiet place that I don’t usually pray in.

  156. TJ says:

    Times: upon rising (approx. 5am) and prior to going to bed (approx. 11 pm) in my room, approx. 9:30 am during break time.

  157. Brett Haugen says:

    I plan to pray at my desk at home after I feed the dogs in the morning. My morning schedule varies from day to day, but the routine is consistent.

  158. Ron says:

    6:30 AM ET in my family room where it is quiet before anyone else wakes up. It starts the day off on the right foot.

    • Shane Young says:

      6.00am weekdays before work 7.00am weekends before chores start. On our back deck when all is quiet.

  159. Tyler Penner says:

    Location varies because of my occupation, but I chose 10:30AM in my semi wherever I happen to be that day.

  160. tim says:

    As have for past continue during to do daily morning walk and prayer time after first get up, good for the body, good for the soul.

  161. Mike Snyder says:

    5:45am, kitchen table. I’m the only one up at that time. Peace and quiet and coffee!

  162. Jared Foster says:

    6 AM in the office before any other activities begin. It’s still and quiet.

  163. Kevin Allex says:

    I normally pray in the morning before work and throughout the day, which I’m still going to do, but I’m setting the alarm for 10pm and going in the workout room. Then I can make time to reflect and pray about the day.

  164. James S says:

    Flex room at home, because it is generally unused. 6 am, when I normally start my day.

  165. Jacob says:

    Jacob – 6am in my sunroom. It’s before everyone gets up and in a place where I study for sermons.

  166. Phil mickelson says:

    5:30 am
    The house is still. No one distracts me other then a couple brothers in Christ doing the same as I am.

    • Jon says:

      It’s different everyday. Within the first hour of waking up and right before bed. I talk to God all day long as well if I have questions or am working on something specific.

  167. Mike B says:

    Walking the dog before work. I like to take out my ear buds and just try to tune in and talk to God.

  168. Mike says:

    6:15 after a workout, on the couch drinking coffee. I gotta get it in while im more awake after a workout and before the kids are awake.

    • John Koch says:

      That is an awesome routine. Working out is one of the hardest things for me to do, but I really like your idea of knocking it out before quiet time ⚡⚡⚡

  169. Michael Pechar says:

    10pm in my bedroom. This will also work with my travel schedule as I’ll always be back in my room by 10pm

  170. Brennan says:

    Brennan – 9:00 in my office during my work days, or at kitchen table on my off days.

  171. Vault says:

    S,M,W,F drive to Gym Beam
    Tuesday and Thursday before lunch.
    Saturday drive after F3

  172. Tim says:

    5;30 AM outside or at the kitchen table depending on the weather. Quiet location is key for me.

  173. Dan says:

    My time is between 5:30 and 6:00 AM. I pray at my kitchen table while enjoying a cup of coffee before heading to work. This is my alone time and works best for me.

  174. Matt Robinson says:

    Monday through Wednesday, and Saturday: 10:00 am at my home office desk. The Verse of the Day email from YouVersion has served as my “alarm” to remind me to pray.
    Thursdays and Fridays: 7:45 am in my car as I drive into the main office.
    Sunday: 7:30 am at my desk prior to leaving for church.

  175. Massimo says:

    7 am library, as I feel led at work during added devotional time, usually just before bed, approx 10 pm.

  176. Bill Brainard says:

    2:45 am @ my kitchen table, wife still asleep. I will pray before my devotional, than my Bible reading. I’ve been doing this for over a year already.

  177. J. Zabler says:

    Wild work schedule…

    Wed – Sun 1:00 AM, Mon – Tues 9:00 AM until 1/25, then it’ll be 5:00 AM for the foreseeable future

    In my room

  178. J.T. Fetherolf says:

    J.T.
    4:30pm
    Car
    During my drive home so I can pray about what happened at work and for my evening with my family.

  179. Darren says:

    After I wake up in the mornings. It’s a peaceful time without any distractions and a time I can reflect and talk to God alone.

  180. Wayne says:

    7:45am in the living room while my wife is also praying and reading daily devotions.

  181. Chad Husted says:

    I already have a morning routine with devo time and journaling my prayers. i can do better at just sitting quietly after this exercise to focus on prayer.

  182. Eric Ludovico says:

    I am excited for this challenge. Cannot wait to see what God will do over the next year.

  183. Curt says:

    M-F 7:30 in my office at my desk with a big east facing window – before anyone else arrives.
    S-S 7:30 in my living room with a big west facing window on to a wetland – before anyone else is awake.

  184. ccpatterson814 says:

    5-530am/5-30pm swing shift worker, but on my drive to work. Allows me to start my day the proper way with prayer.

  185. Tony Vornberger says:

    11:00 PM at night is my routine prayer and reflection time in my bedroom. I also have a prayer time at 11:50 AM before our staff lunch this is usually after I have prepared for staff reviews and follow ups and our teams bible study once a week as well.

  186. Chris says:

    Chris from Cuse
    3 :30 pm on my way home from work because it presents a consistent time with minimal opportunity for distractions.

  187. Ben says:

    6am daily with my morning coffee in the kitchen. Using my calendar to ensure I don’t forget.

  188. Tom Klingbeil says:

    M-F 5:30 am, SS 7:30 am. Basement Family Room. It is a quiet time and a quiet location. I can pray and journal my prayers. I can pray for my “oikos” or family circle. Often, I get too distracted with my daily wants, needs, and immediate concerns. This will give me an opportunity to pray specifically for others by name.

  189. Jonathan says:

    Unlike Ryan, my auto-pilot driving skills NEVER distract me from prayer. 🙂
    I’m a very distracted pray-er. The car is actually where I experience the least mental distractions.
    Planning on 8:45am in the car for workdays/basement for offdays.

  190. Sean F. Smillie says:

    6 am in my living room. It is quiet and No distractions since my wife and kids are still sleeping.

  191. Noah says:

    Primary: 5am/Home Office/because it’s apart, quiet, and comfortable
    Secondary: 12pm/Car/same reason

  192. Ben Smith says:

    I am going to plan on a 10:30pm timeline. Gracie is usually in bed by then and I should not have any reasons or distractions from keeping me from doing it.

  193. Gary Reaman says:

    Usually before I go to bed. About 7 to 830 . Before I go to work about 3 to 4 am

  194. DC says:

    My time will be in the morning from 5:00am – 5:30am before I head out for the day. I have an area on my rug that I will use as my Prayer Zone.

  195. Gavin Johnson says:

    I’m choosing 9:30 PM in my living room. Life’s distractions will be few and will give me time to reflect on the day and pray for the future ahead.

  196. Cory bullock says:

    11am
    My morning always starts off so busy. It’s a good middle of day time that helps me reset from all the worldly distractions that may already be effecting my walk for the day.

  197. Ron says:

    11:30 PM At the Living Room couch, not on the couch. I’m a late person and alone at that time. I can review the prayer requests from the email list for the day and include them. Of course as needed through the day, where ever when ever.

  198. Duane SOMA STRONG says:

    Prayer time early am before work. Time varies with when I leave. Duane McPheeters

  199. Justin K. says:

    Normally, I wake up and begin to pray for my day, my week, etc. I always have to give thanks to him for allowing me to see another day. Aside from this prayer time, I want to devote a certain amount of time each day to ensure that my God receives the time and praise he deserves. I’ll be challenging myself to do that over the next 35 days!

    • Terance Roberson says:

      Definitely accepting to challenge to devote specific time just to pray and have a conversation with God everyday.

  200. Jonathan Lewis says:

    I’m setting my prayer alarm to 5:00am to kick start my day!!! I’m truly convinced that prayer works and that this consistency will help me grow while connecting with my Heavenly Father.

    • Terance Roberson says:

      I agree I definitely would like to start getting up earlier to pray and start my day/week.

  201. Terance Roberson says:

    Between 9:00 & 10:00, I always find myself talking to God & praying while on my way to work or while sitting in the office before starting the work day.

  202. Mike says:

    12:30 PM while on my lunch sometimes in the break room at work and sometimes in my car. I find that taking my lunch in my car allows for a quiet spot and no interruptions.

  203. Ryan Wissink says:

    I’m going to try to make my prayer time at 7 or 7:15AM in my office — it’s generally pretty quiet there at that point as not many people are in yet, and I can close the door to have a good private quiet time. The only challenges will be a) getting up and out the door in time; and b) not allowing myself to be distracted by the work day ahead. I considered designating my drive time in the morning as my prayer time, but I struggle to stay as focused on prayer then as I’m distracted by actually driving! On the weekends, I’ll plan for 7:30 in the living room.

    • Tim says:

      Yeah, in the car in the morning is probably my best time so I’m planning for that. No worries on distracted driving here either .

      Weekends, I’m thinking in the bathroom around 8am, cause honestly that’s probably the only quiet place we can get right now for real haha. Josie’s up and will be a distraction by like 7.

  204. Michael Swalley says:

    I will be praying at 5:30 am, in my living room. Like John said, I want to incorporate more movement and even singing in my prayer life. This time and space give me the freedom to do that.

    • John Koch says:

      Swalley, you just took it up a level! Singing is a great idea. Often I just whisper, but I think signing and praying out loud might really embolden us to take on the day.

  205. Matthew says:

    4:00pm after work, in the bedroom. Nice and quiet, no one around. Just me and God

  206. Terry says:

    Home office, daily at 6:30 am. It’s the place I can have to myself in the house and a time I will need to plan around to keep. Once school is back in, I typically leave by 7:15 to drop my son, so it will fit in the middle of my prep time.

  207. Michael Swalley says:

    Love this Koch! Movement and physical position I think is often neglected in prayer time.

  208. Ian says:

    I think the best time for me is early morning between 8 and 9:00 a.m. when I 1st get up. It’s the quietest time of the day and I have time to relax and reflect for the prayer time. I generally like to do it in my living Room where there’s no distractions are it’s quiet.

  209. Jeff says:

    6:30 a.m. each morning in my F-150 on my way to work. It is quiet, peaceful and I’m never interrupted. Been doing F150 time for years and it works well for me.

  210. James O'Brien says:

    9:00pm as usually the kids are asleep and quiet enough to break away to find a place in the house such as the kitchen table.

  211. Matt Troyer says:

    7:05 am in my basement. Kids get ready upstairs for school and it is before I go to work.

  212. Jose says:

    Always in the am before work. I have this comfy rocking chair one that brings me to a sense of tranquility and calm.

  213. Dave Benson says:

    Very early in the morning, while it was still dark, Jesus got up, left the house and went off to a solitary place, where he prayed.
    Mark 1:35
    I know for me I’m not consistent in my prayer time. I’m going to start rising early and finding a solitary place to pray without distractions. Even the coffee will have to wait!

  214. Joe D. says:

    For years, I’ve had an alarm set at 10:30am. By then, I usually know what challenges are coming for the day.

    I go to my car (not driving, and no radio), just sitting….God and me.

  215. Mike L says:

    In the morning around 9 am. In my bedroom. I kneel on the floor at the foot of my bed and pray. Then do my daily exercises. I also pray when I get in bed to go to sleep at night.

  216. Kent Schmid says:

    7:00 am in my car on my way to work. It’s good, quiet, alone time where I can gather my thoughts and spend quiet time with God.
    All in!

  217. Mike Johnson says:

    5 AM. In my basement. This is the quietest place and time in our house. With four young kids and a business, my days are often pretty chaotic and unpredictable. To be consistent and successful I need to workout and do devotional first thing in the morning.

  218. Paul says:

    7:00 am on the bus to work (Noise canceling headphones for the win!) or in my house while the kids are still asleep

  219. James Schultz says:

    First thing in the morning every day as the last part of my quiet time.

  220. Derek Blumberg says:

    I will be praying at 8:00AM each morning during my devotion time in my living room, or my truck, or my boat or wherever I may be at that time each day. My schedule varies. This is typically when I pray. I also pray Spontaneously whenever a situation arises or when I am prompted by the Lord throughout my day.

  221. Phillip Van Gorp says:

    It will be 7:00-7:30am. I go to the gym at 4:45 then come home and read for 30 min. I will pray in the basement, in the guest bedroom where no one will bother me.

  222. Patrick Clements says:

    Prayer Time: As I make the bed … why? It’s a reminder that every morning, our GREAT Lord “resets” my life. He does it every day. It’s called grace.

    Then again as I get into bed. I talk to Him about my messy day.

    The next morning … I’m “reset” by HIS reckless love.

    • Faron says:

      I pray everyday as soon as I wake up,while I am still in bed I start to talk to God and then I will start my day

  223. Ed says:

    First thing in the morning after reading Bible in either the Living room or bedroom

  224. Ron says:

    Between 6am and 7:30 am. In my sun room. God is faithful. Praying for all you guys.

  225. Sam Harrison says:

    Each morning before I read my daily DEVO & devotional
    And each night at 11: PM on my knees next to my bed
    And thru out the day becaus I need help alll day long

  226. Matt says:

    In in the morning before I even get out of bed. Then again on my way to school to pray over His agenda for the day.

  227. Squirrel says:

    0600 Sat & Sun as it’s quiet and I can rest in God’s arms in prayer.

    12:00 noon Mon-Fri I will do a prayer walk to (a) get up & out (b) see God’s beauty where I am (c) be intentional about bringing God to those I am with that day. Good reminder for me that my time with God isnt only at Church or a “safe” place but where I am, everywhere I am.

  228. Kevin says:

    0430 am. This is the quietest time of my day. It is right before my work out. In my exercise room. This time of prayer is time to listen for God to talk with me and also time for my body to totally relax before my workout.

  229. Tom Vang says:

    Every morning as the first thing I do each day. I will do it wherever I wake up.

  230. Eric Ludovico says:

    7:30 am. for 35 day challenge
    5:30 am after that to return to my normal scheduled program.
    1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 “Rejoice Always, Pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.”

  231. Eric Ludovico says:

    7:30 am. for 35 day challenge
    5:30 am after that to return to my normal scheduled program.
    1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 “Rejoice Always, Pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.”

    • Eric Ludovico says:

      I have been having trouble with computer and mouse doing what it should. Not sure why this posted in F3 Huston.
      7:30 am. for 35 day challenge
      5:30 am after that to return to my normal scheduled program.
      1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 “Rejoice Always, Pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.”

  232. Steve Paxton says:

    6am when I wake up to be thankful and talking to God first thing in the morning.

  233. Jefferson says:

    Already fo this so I will maintain the end of day in my bedroom before bedtime.

  234. Mike M says:

    7 am on our 4-season porch; reschedule when and where needed when I travel for business.

  235. ben says:

    5:15 AM—Office, before family is up, before Gym, before work. Starting day off with this.

  236. Bill says:

    6:45. The car ride into work and the first thing on the weekends. I chose the car ride in because it’s doable, and because I drop the kids off at school and can incorporate them into beginning their day with prayer.

    • John Koch says:

      I like it Bill! I love that this challenge is hands-free for the most part. A car ride into work sounds like a great idea.

    • Michael Swalley says:

      Bill, its good to meet you:) I really like the doable nature of the goal, and the fact that you get to incorporate your kids with this as well.

  237. Eric says:

    OOPS – In my last post I spelled pray – prey. DAAAAAAA – More coffee needed 🙂

  238. Eric says:

    Since I work from home I just set my Daily prayer reminder to be the 1st thing on my work calendar so I can prey before there is time to get distracted.

  239. Lewis Thompson says:

    Men,
    My time and location is when and where I’ve always started off my day.
    In my Man Den and the time has been between 5AM – 6AM. On my knees..

  240. Pat says:

    6:45 am is when start day. Prayer will occur consistently in Basement room. Mainly somewhere where all noise shut off.

  241. Josiah Parker says:

    5 am in my “man cave”–separate building on my property, quiet and a place I can pray fervently.

  242. Darwyn Sprik says:

    6am in my Living Room – my prayer chair. It is quite, kids don’t get up till 6:30 and I can read a chapter in the Bible, spend time in prayer in my prayer journal and read a few devotions that I get emailed to me each day

  243. John Harding says:

    Usually in my “office” in the morning before the day gets away from me

  244. Eddie says:

    5:30AM, bedroom
    I will have to change my schedule because I currently get up at 5:50AM, but God is important enough to change my schedule for. I get up just before 6AM daily right now to be sure I am on the same wake up cycle as my kids because I drive them to school when it is too cold to walk, but I will walk with them when it warms up again, after the snow melts.

  245. Nick says:

    4:30 AM—Downstairs, before family is up, before Gym, before work. Starting day off with this.

  246. Kevin says:

    4:30am before workouts on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and 5:45am before Tuesday “Cave Time” and Thursday Bible study. Saturday and Sunday at 6:00am at the house.

  247. Fred Lee says:

    5:30am in my office in my home. Most practical and private place I have for this.

  248. JOHN WARNER says:

    Due to not knowing my work schedule in the winter (it could be 3 in the afternoon or 3 am) I haven’t until now set a time for prayer which allowed many of my days to get away from me without prayer.
    So I have set 5:30 am in my house office . It can always get moved for the day or days that I have to plow snow or salt.

  249. David says:

    6 AM in my living room. Kids are still asleep, so it’s a quiet place to start my day right.

  250. Bryan says:

    5:30am in my office. This is the best time for me because it is quiet before my family wakes up, and before I start work.

  251. Pete says:

    6:15 am. In my living room with a cup of coffee before the kids get up. Early morning has always worked best for me before the craziness of the day takes over.

  252. Steve Roarke says:

    My time is 6:00am in my living room recliner. I pray early so that every day starts with the Lord first.

  253. Jordan says:

    5:00 am before getting into the Word; in the living room or while walking the dog.

  254. Jay Wegiel says:

    My daily prayer time is already established. I can’t remember the last time that I didn’t spend at least half an hour in prayer, meditation and or study right after I wake up brush my teeth and make a coffee or tea. I have a prayer chair right next to my aquarium.

  255. John says:

    5:45am prayer time in my kitchen. this year I really want to force myself out of the chair and do some walking and incorporate movement into my prayer time!

    • David says:

      In my room before I go to bed (usually between 10 and 11pm), and in the morning before I get up (usually between 6:45 and 7am).

  256. Bryan H says:

    I am always up early so 5-530 am will be good for me. May the Holy Spirit stir strongly in all of us !!

    • Tim Helgemoe says:

      If I’m home, 5:30-6:00 AM in my living room chair. If I’m on the road in the truck, in the driver seat before my pre-trip

  257. Samuel says:

    5:00am on my knees, under the dining table
    The awkward place and position reminds me that I am kneeling before God himself and to focus on him.

  258. cory doden says:

    5:30 AM in my home office. First thing in the morning, giving my first fruits of time to God.

  259. Rod says:

    5:30am sitting on the couch in the family room. I am alone at this time and in a comfortable place.

  260. Bill says:

    5:30 am at my desk, kitchen table or lobby of the hotel if traveling with family.

  261. Edward says:

    I start everyday at 6AM at my home office (my kitchen table). God, me, and coffee. My house is completely quiet, I pray, read, and mull over my numerous email devotionals. I try to “be still”, but thoughts keep bouncing around in my head. My thoughts or God’s thoughts? I never know for sure.

  262. Steve says:

    5:45 AM in my Grandpa’s old chair – The one he used to pray in every morning.

  263. SHAWN says:

    5:30 am let out the pup, come in grab a cup of coffee & head to basement for prayer.

  264. Steve Russell says:

    My time is 6 am and the location is my den. I chose this time because I am getting up at that time and it is quiet. Kay is still asleep It starts my day off with the Lord. The place is chosen because my boss are in my den to also do my devotion each morning.

  265. Dave Parkhurst says:

    Before daylight. No alarm. Always the first one up at 4:30 to 5:00AM. In comfy chair in living room and dog asleep next to me. Love this time!

  266. Tim Kelley says:

    6:00 am downstairs Monday-Friday
    7:00am same place Saturday and Sunday.
    It’s my quiet place before the day.

  267. Troy says:

    7:30am in my car during my morning commute. I’ll spend 20 minutes each day praying.

  268. gerome chapman says:

    3:15 AM in my living room. No one is up and no one sleeps in there or falls asleep in there

  269. Dave says:

    545am downstairs in the living room. its before work and no one else is usually up.

  270. Jeff Carter says:

    I have my quiet time at 05:30AM in my living room, free from distraction.

  271. Mike says:

    5:30 am in my living room. I have the place all to myself and it’s a great way to begin the day.

  272. Seth says:

    5:15 AM at home in bed. I get up early to let the dog out but my house is still asleep so it’s quiet.

  273. Leland says:

    5:00am in living room, during quiet time when the rest of the family is still sleeping

  274. Mike says:

    As I awake usually around 4am in bed when my eyes and mind first awake I give thanks for the new day and contemplate for 5 or 10 minutes. Then get up and go into home office light a candle for further prayer, gratitude, and reflection. I know each day is a #GIFT

    • Lavon says:

      Early morning in Den/Office between 1st and 2nd cup of coffee. It helps prioritize and set the goals/purposes for the day. “THIS IS THE DAY THE LORD HAS MADE LET US REJOICE AND BE GLAD IN IT.” This means in all things.

  275. Kenneth McClatchey says:

    Good Morning Brothers, my “chair time” is 7:45 am everyday because when we have grandkids duty, they have to be dropped off by 7:30.
    Be blessed and get r done.

    • Derek says:

      7:55am in my car before going into the office. I listen to verse by verse Bible study on my commute every morning, so it just makes sense to pray for my day afterwards.

  276. Troy says:

    530 am. In my living room in my townhouse. It is private and no one else is up yet to disturb me.

    • Eric says:

      4am
      At my home office. This a time when almost everyone is asleep and its my quite time, to meditate,

    • Jake says:

      8:45 pm, kitchen table. Quiet place that time of night in my house. Allows me to reflect on my day.

  277. Joe says:

    4a in the office of my home. I set this time and place because it eliminates any disturbance and sets the tone for my day

  278. Russell A. Parsley says:

    4:30 AM Kitchen table
    I am an early riser and this is the time when everyone else is asleep. Very peaceful.

  279. Walter says:

    5am, quiet room in my basement. Usually I am the only one awake at this time, therefore it’s more likely I won’t be distracted.

    • Tom says:

      4:30 a.m. Tues-Thur in my van
      6:00 a.m. Fri-Mon at home
      Alone / undistracted time at start of my day and before my quiet time. Prepares me for my time alone with God and for the day.

  280. George says:

    5:45am in my Living Room. It’s quiet before the rest of the family wakes up.

  281. Stephen says:

    4:15 AM in my office
    I picked this time and place because it is a time when no one else is awake in my home and I also feel that starting the day with prayer sets the day on the right path

  282. Dereck White says:

    7pm in my office for 2 weeks
    Then 7am in my office for 2 weeks then back and forth. SWING SHIFTS

    • Seth says:

      I’m my bedroom after I wake up. I work 12 hr swing shifts and change every week. So some weeks it will be in the morning and some in the afternoon.

      • Mike says:

        4:30Am – living room. It will be before I workout. It is the less chaotic time of day for me.

        • Michael McClain says:

          Each morning when I get home from working nights. It helps me reflect on the day.

      • Jerod dack says:

        7 to 730 in the morning during my 30 minute commute. No radio no interruptions.

      • Norman says:

        5:30 PM. It may be in the car or in my home office depending on where I’m working. I will still praise God just for waking up each morning, but now adding dedicated prayer time is something I don’t always do.

      • Matthew Fox says:

        On the way to work I’ll stop at the same spot on the hike and bike trail

      • Trent Thomas says:

        I will pray in my closet as soon as I get up. The time will be at 4:30AM everyday.

      • Matt Klein says:

        12:25 pm Monday through Thursday. This time each of those day I do the serenity prayer with the gentlemen I’m currently in intensive outpatient treatment at Hazelden Treatment Center in Maple Grove MN. I will continue to do so at the same time wherever I may be at 12:25pm.

        • Bryce says:

          5:00 AM in our office at home. Quiet time before kids wake up and busy days start.

      • Dave says:

        6 p.m. as my days fluctuate so much with customers in and out all day and my mornings change daily. This is consistent, lock doors go to office and pray.

    • Eric says:

      In my study, 8 am, I chose this location because it is where I reside. The time will fluctuate accordingly as the Spirit leads.

      • Nathan Hutzel says:

        6:30 am. As I prepare to enter into my day. Extended prayer times on walks when weather permits.

    • William says:

      5:15 am before morning walk. Living room or porch depending on the temperature outside. Rather be on porch if not to cold. Peaceful and quite

      • Timothy Ayoade says:

        Time: – 5.15-5.45
        Location – A field about 2 minutes from where I leave. I enjoy praying out loud and I pace back and forth when I pray.

    • Tom says:

      First thing every morning when I wake. Anytime between 3:00 am and 7:00 am. What a wonderful way to start the day.

    • roger johnsen says:

      Before I get out of bed. After my morning reading and meditation, ion my easy chair, before the household wakes.

    • Brandon says:

      5:30am. In my living room, house is quiet no one else should be up most mornings. Good way to start the day!

    • Michael says:

      My days vary, but I always eat lunch, so before I eat lunch, I make time to pray

    • Charles Burger says:

      At 4:45AM Each morning in my living room while my family is still asleep. I’ve found that an hour of Bible study daily helps to prepare me for the challenges I will face, especially the unexpected one’s.

    • Frankie jones says:

      On my way to work every morning, its my quiet time with god. Ill pray and give him a moment of silence, i believe its just as important to listen as to speak.

    • Steve says:

      5:45AM in my bedroom before I get my son ready for school and before my work day begins.

    • Stephen says:

      6:30 a.m. Same time as devotional and journal time. Bedroom. Start the day with tools that will at least give me a good start to the day!

    • Denny says:

      7:45 a.m. where ever I am at. Weekdays, this is in my office. Weekends, I am usually the first one up in my house. I chose this time because I could not think of a better way to start my day than with prayer (which I have been lacking lately).

    • Steve Countryman says:

      Immediately after I arrive at the office- it may be 7:30 or 8:30 am.

    • Adrian Zapata says:

      5:15 in my office. Quietest time of the day, will also help set the tone of my day. My office is essentially my man cave (LOL).

    • Bill Fuess says:

      Every morning 7 AM
      It’s a God thing just changed something in my life that occurred 7AM everyday now its prayer at that time Very Cool
      Wherever I am will purposefully start prayer !!

    • Adrian Zapata says:

      5:15 in my office. it’s the quietest time of the day for me, will also set the tone for the day. My office is essentially my man cave (LOL).

    • Thomas Toedter says:

      Time: 0630
      Location: Bedroom or closet depending on the location of family members.
      Benefit: There is nothing like having a quiet dedicated time where you speak to your Savior and he speaks to you.

    • Jim Crutchmer says:

      9:00 pm in my home office which is my unwind down time and when I typically do my bible study.

    • Matt Klein says:

      12:25 pm each day. Monday through Thursday this will be A serenity prayer with a group of gentlemen that I’m currently in intensive outpatient treatment with at Hazelden Treatment Center in maple grove mn. The rest of the week I will then say a prayer where ever I may be at that time.

    • Mike says:

      I will do my prayer time at 7am in the family room. No one around to interrupt me during the time.

    • Brandon Pyc says:

      6:45am in the front room of the house. First thing in the morning to give the LORD the first fruits of the day and my time and before the distractions of the day begin.

    • Nate Hill says:

      Nate Hill – Between 2-3 am nightly. For some reason, I wake up and have my time with the Lord. I found the quiet and darkness peaceful, more focused on His answers.

    • Al Comptois says:

      10 pm every evening on my back porch it’s so quiet and peaceful and what a better way to end the day

    • Richard says:

      8:15 am in the backyard where it is quiet and peaceful and nature surrounds me. Also, inviting to my son to see.

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