Soul Sustenance

Here are some suggestions to help you be well-fed from God's word in your daily quiet times.

• PCI's 'Tides' - 'Tides' aims to fuel the devotional lives of ordinary disciples through a rhythm of accessible daily devotions. Each weekday morning, 'Tides' provides you with a section of God’s word to read, a short reflection sharing what this could mean for your life, and a simple way for you to respond. This is a home-grown resource, created and written by contributors from right across the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. The current series of Tides is exploring the Psalms of Ascent, offering us a guide for the journey that is the Christian life - a journey of constant growth, maturing, sacrifice, and trusting God for what we cannot see. These Psalms demonstrate how we can come to God and how to posture our hearts as we walk with Him - even when our journey takes us through some difficult places. So why not engage with 'Tides' across the next three weeks, as the daily devotions help us to dig deeper into these travelling songs and uncover how we might draw down resilience for the journey. To register to receive your daily 'Tides' email simply click here.

• Scripture Union's 'WordLive' - 'WordLive' from Scripture Union is a free, online guide, helping you meet with God devotionally – through the Bible. Each day uses a new Bible passage with fresh resources to refresh your quiet time with God. To access 'WordLive' click here.
  
  
• 'Lectio 365' from 24/7 Prayer - Lectio 365 is inspired by Lectio Divina, an ancient way of meditating on scripture, and helps you to P.R.A.Y. the Bible every day:  
  P ause to be still
  R ejoice with a Psalm and R eflect on Scripture
  A sk for God’s help  
  Y ield to His will in your life 
  You can download the free 'Lectio 365' App from Apple App Store or Play Store for Android.
  
  

• To help you focus in on and consolidate your prayer requests in your daily prayer time why not consider downloading the PrayerMate App. More information about the App can be found on our 'Soul Food' page under the 'Prayer' heading.