Where Can I Find Time for God?
 How to Make Time for Jesus in Your Life.

We all lead busy lives, so sometimes it can be hard to find time 
 for God.  It's not that we don't want to spend time with Him, but we can get so 
 caught up in all the things we have to do on a daily basis that we allow him to 
 slip down further and further on our priority list.  However, time spent with 
 God doesn't have to be all out hours and hours of prayer in one sitting.  
 Sometimes it's about stealing small moments to just say little prayers or listen to what He has to say.  Here 
 are some moments you can find in your day to spend just a little more time with 
God:

 When You Wake Up In The morning is a great time to spend with God. Set your 
 alarm a little earlier. You don't have to move to pray. You can just lay there 
 and have some quality time talking to God and listening. Just be in his 
 presence.

 
 When You Go to Bed.  Sure, you may be tired, but try to give yourself a 
 little more time before bed to spend time with God. This is a great time to read 
 a little of your Bible or a portion of a devotional .There are even devotionals and Bibles 
 designed to be read in just a few minutes of each day. They're perfect for 
 bedtime.

 In the Shower.  Taking a shower doesn't just mean you have to clean your 
 body. Sometimes it's a great way to cleanse the soul. You're alone. It's quiet. 
 Take the time in the shower to immerse yourself in a conversation with 
 God.

 Lunchtime Making time for Jesus can sometimes mean sacrificing a little 
 social time. Sure, lunch may be the one time a day you talk to your friends 
 between classes, it may not hurt to sometimes take a lunch and go pray 
 somewhere.

 Before or After Church. Praying at the altar after church is always a 
 good time to spend with God. You've just heard a great sermon and now you can 
 take the spiritual high you're on and pour it into your prayer time. Many 
 churches welcome prayers at the altar after services. However, sometimes you 
 don't have time after church, so spending time with God before services can also 
 be good for getting you in the mindset to get the most out of services.
 
 A Weekend Afternoon. What are you doing this weekend? As busy as our 
 social lives can get on Saturdays or Sundays, if we put in the effort, we can 
 find time to spend with God in there. Take a weekend afternoon and spend it 
 reading the Bible and praying. Put in the effort to spend time with God.

 During TV Time.  We all love our entertainment. You'd be hard pressed to 
 find someone that doesn't have at least one favorite TV show. Yet, that 
 entertainment can sometimes be a distraction from God. Compare the time you 
 spend in front of the TV or computer to the time you spend with Jesus. Give a 
 little of it to God.

 Between Homework Assignments.  Steal a few minutes between homework 
 assignments to spend with God. Just a few minutes in between. Not only will you 
 find yourself closer to God, but you may find that you clear your head and heart 
 a bit so that focusing on your homework becomes easier, 
 too.

 While Doing the Dishes. Chores are a great time to spend with God. Most 
 chores don't require intense concentration, so talking to God while washing 
 dishes, taking out the garbage, dusting, mopping the floor can be a great way to 
 reinforce your relationship with Him.

 In the Car. There are so many ways to spend time with God in the car. 
 It's a great time to talk to Him. No one else is there with you. You can lay it 
 all out honestly for him there. You can also listen to worship on the radio. There are devotionals and 
 audio Bibles that you can listen to via the CD or iPod on the car.

 Before a Meal. It's not uncommon for Christians to pray before a meal. 
 However, often Christians only say prayers when they are together as a family. 
 It's easy to find a few seconds with God before every 
 meal.