EPISODE · Jun 14, 2026 · 8 MIN
Most People Miss This Weekly Meeting with God Ep 229
from Chasing Happiness with Ryan DeMent · host Ryan DeMent
Morning prayer is where most people start. But what if God is waiting for something more from you than a quick prayer before your day gets crazy?In this raw and honest episode, I share exactly how my week went in the middle of my financial storm. The battles. The anxiety. The moments where I went astray. And the two faith practices that are keeping me moving forward 1% every day, even when the storm will not stop.The first is a morning prayer routine built around three specific things. Peace. Purpose. And wisdom. Not a generic prayer. A daily anchor that keeps me focused on what God wants me to do instead of what my anxiety is telling me to do.The second is something I had never heard before. A woman who held weekly staff meetings with God about her finances. Every single week for months. She went over every dollar. Every debt. Every decision. And her entire financial life changed because she finally gave it all to God.I am not going to lie to you. That convicted me. Because I am still fighting God on the financial front. I have not fully surrendered. And this episode is my honest admission of that.In this episode:— Why weathering the storm means getting up 1% better every single day— The morning prayer routine built around peace, purpose, and wisdom— Why is time your most valuable asset, not money— How to stop doomscrolling and replace it with the Bible app— Why putting God first changes every other priority in your life— The weekly staff meeting with God concept and how to start one today— Why surrendering your finances to God is the hardest and most necessary move you will ever makeIf this hit home, share it with someone who is in their storm right now. More tools and resources at trutalk.co
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