What does it mean to make time for God as a teenager? It means learning to balance school, chores, and personal devotion without losing your connection with Him. God doesn’t just want your Sunday; He wants to walk with you every day. Daniel was a teenager when he decided to pray three times a day, even in a foreign land (Daniel 6:10). Making time for God is how you stay strong, wise, and calm when life feels busy or confusing.
How can you make this time real and practical? Start small—pray before classes, read a verse before bed, and talk to God while doing chores. Keep your Bible or devotion app handy and build a simple schedule that fits your day. Choose consistency over perfection; even five minutes of sincere prayer can change your attitude and focus. Making time for God is less about the clock and more about the heart.
Why is this important, and who must take responsibility for it? You must—because your relationship with God shapes every other part of your life. Where it happens is anywhere you invite Him in—your room, school, or even on the bus. When it begins is now, not later. The earlier you build the habit, the stronger your foundation becomes. Teen years are not too early to walk with God; they are the best time to let Him prepare you for greatness.
Prince Victor Matthew
Hope Expression Values You
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