Reflection 135- Conversing with Jesus

Reflection 135: Conversing with JesusDo you converse with Jesus?  This is a form of prayer that is most fruitful.  “Conversation” with God is not the highest form of prayer, but it is a form of prayer that we often need to begin with.  Conversation with God is especially fruitful when we carry some form of burden or confusion in life.  When this is the case, it can be helpful to speak about this openly and honestly with our Lord.  Speaking with Him, interiorly, will help bring clarity to whatever obstacle we are facing.  And when the conversation is complete, and when we have heard His clear response, we are then invited to enter deeper into prayer by submitting ourselves to that which He says.  Through this initial exchange, followed by a complete submission of mind and will, true adoration of God is brought about.  So if something is on your mind, do not hesitate to speak openly and honestly with our Lord about it.  You will find that it is an easy and fruitful conversation to have (See Diary # 670).Think about that which bothers you the most.  What is it that seems to weigh you down? Try getting on your knees and pouring your heart out to Jesus.  Speak to Him, but then be silent and wait on Him.  In the proper way and at the proper time He will answer you, when you’re open.  And when you do hear Him speak, listen and obey.  This will allow you to walk down the road of true adoration and worship.Dear Lord, I love You and adore You with all my heart.  Help me to confidently bring my concerns to You, laying them down before You and listening to Your response.  Dear Jesus, as You converse with me, help me to heed Your voice and to respond with true generosity.  Jesus, I trust in You.  Image via Pixabay.Source: Free RSS feed from divinemercy.life — Copyright © 2026 My Catholic Life! Inc. All rights reserved. This content is provided solely for personal, non-commercial use. Redistribution, republication, or commercial use — including use within apps with advertising — is strictly prohibited without written permission.