Joy Wasted with KB Dickey

Hey there, fabulous souls!

Now, I know what you’re thinking, “Oh, here we go with another sermon about prayer.” But hold on a sec; we’re about to shake things up a bit and make this journey entertaining. So, swing your mind back over here to Glory because we’ve got some wisdom to drop, and trust me, it’s worth it.

You see, I’ve been doing some soul-searching, and as I’m brushing off all that worldly stench clinging to me, I couldn’t help but wonder: when did I get so lazy in prayer? I mean, sure, I pray throughout the day like it’s my job, as I should. But somewhere along the way, I’ve forgotten the importance of taking that posture of surrender and humility, the one where you get down on your knees, in reverence and honor to the only one and true God.

Now, if you’re not into the whole spirituality thing, no worries; this post might not be your cup of tea. But for those of you who are on a quest to elevate your connection with the divine, listen up. We’re about to talk about why getting low is the way to go.

The Prayer Workout

Okay, think about it this way: prayer is like a workout for your soul. And just like any workout, you need a good stretch to get those spiritual muscles warmed up. Getting down on your knees is like the warm-up stretch for your spirit.

Imagine it – you’re in your prayer space, maybe it’s your cozy corner or your quiet room, and you decide to take that bold step. You lower yourself to your knees. It’s a physical act that signals to your very being, “I’m here, I’m present, and I’m ready to connect with the Divine.”

The Humble Posture

Let’s talk about humility for a minute. Humility isn’t about thinking less of yourself; it’s about thinking of yourself less. When you kneel in prayer, you’re putting your heart in a posture of humility. You’re saying, “God, I know you’re almighty, and I’m just here, this little speck in the universe, seeking your guidance, your love, and your wisdom.”

It’s a powerful acknowledgment that we are not in control, and that’s perfectly okay. Surrendering control in prayer can be liberating. It’s like releasing a heavy backpack you’ve been carrying around.

Elevating Your Connection

Now, let’s get to the good stuff. Kneeling in prayer isn’t just about humility; it’s about elevating your connection with the Divine. When you physically lower yourself, you’re making space for something bigger than yourself.

Think of it as opening a door and inviting God’s presence to flood into your life. It’s like saying, “Come on in, God, let’s chat, let’s connect, and let’s align our energies.” When you kneel, you’re saying, “I’m ready for our divine rendezvous.”

Conclusion: Get Low, Get Elevated

So, there you have it, dear friends. Don’t be lazy in prayer; get down on those knees, honey! It’s not about a religious ritual; it’s about stretching your spiritual muscles, embracing humility, and elevating your connection with the Divine.

And remember, if you’re a non-believer or spirituality isn’t your jam, that’s perfectly fine. But for those of us on this journey, let’s get low and let God know we’re here, ready to dance with the divine. Because guess what? He already knows, but he’s waiting for us to take that first step. 🙏❤️

Don’t Be Lazy in Prayer: Get Down on Those Knees, Honey!