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A little quiet time with God at the break of day makes a fitting beginning to our hours. It gives us a sacred pause to lift our hearts in thanks for the gift of sleep, to feel the gentle stirrings of hope as light breaks through darkness, and to prepare our spirits for whatever lies ahead. In this stillness, we turn our minds away from the world’s rush and open them to the whisper of God’s presence, that we might walk the coming day in wisdom and peace. In these early moments, we remember the mercies already lavished upon us—rest restored, strength renewed, protection through the night. We trace God’s fingerprints on yesterday’s joys and trials alike, recognizing that every circumstance has taught us something of His faithfulness. As the birdsongs herald a new morning, let our gratitude rise like incense before the throne, filling our souls with praise and our lips with song. Then, before the busyness begins, let us invite the Holy Spirit to shape our choices and sustain our steps. We confess the ways our hearts grow restless or self-reliant, asking forgiveness for our quick judgments and anxious cares. We ask for clarity of mind to see where we must serve, courage of heart to love without reserve, and gentleness of spirit to reflect Christ’s compassion in every encounter. As the day unfolds, we carry into it the light of God’s Word. A single verse becomes prayer: “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path” (Psalm 119:105). In moments of decision, we recall its guidance; in times of weariness, we draw strength from its promises. Thus fortified, we commit our work, our relationships, and our thoughts into His hands, trusting that He who began a good work in us will bring it to completion. For such a morning meditation, the best help is a word of God to focus our reflections and to lead us into close fellowship with Christ. May these thoughts accompany you each dawn, reminding you that the day’s first moments belong to the King of glory, and that in His presence, every step becomes worship.