Welcome to Variety Podcast. I'm your host, Felicia Mason-Himer, and I am here to

teach you how to know what you believe, to live it boldly, and to communicate it

graciously to the world around you. I believe that women are ready to go

deeper in their faith than ever before, and they don't have to go to

seminary to do it. I am so glad you're here, and I hope you'll join me on this

journey because everyone is a theologian. Hi friends and welcome back to Variety

Podcast. I am thrilled to bring to you today 10 ways for you to integrate

prayer into your daily life. This is a topic so many of us really need, I know I

need it, I need to be thinking about how can I integrate prayer into my daily

hourly existence, and so many of you have messaged me on Instagram and sent me

emails to our every woman of theologian inbox saying that you want to pray more,

but you feel like it's hard to make time for it. And so hopefully by the end of

this episode, you will see that making time for prayer isn't as hard as you think.

In fact, it can be a rhythm of your daily life, just like the habits that you

have already in existence of making coffee in the morning, getting dressed,

driving to work. These habits that we have because they're necessary for life are

ingrained in us, and prayer can be the exact same way. There's a verse by the

Apostle Paul. It's in First Thessalonians 5 where he says that the will of God

is for us to pray continually. When I first memorized that verse in my teens,

I remember thinking, how is it possible to pray continually? Like, who can actually

pray all the time unless you're in a monastery, unless you're among or none, right?

But it is possible to pray continually when you think of it as a lifestyle of

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