Quiet Time Coaching, Episode 84: "Leaving Yesterday Behind", 2 Samuel 12:15-23

What have cans of dark fruit cider got to do with prayer and the past? Join me today as we explore how to leave yesterday behind.

One of the reasons we pray each day is to help us make sense of the previous day’s victories and mistakes. We cannot go faithfully into the day ahead unless we have cleared away the spiritual “rubbish” of the previous 24 hours.

We take some inspiration from King David in 2 Samuel chapter 12 and reflect on the significance of leaving yesterday behind.

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