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SPENDING YOUR DAYS WITH JESUS

What could be better in life than spending your days with Jesus?

This section is intended to be a companion planning and prayer process to accompany the final chapter, "All the Days of My Life," of Dallas Willard’s book, Life Without Lack. Have a copy of Life Without Lack ready as you pray and prepare to spend your days with Jesus. The first seven chapters of this book are recommended reading as prep-work to this planning.

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Like any worthwhile effort in life, spending your days with Jesus takes forethought.  Read more about creating your plan to spend a day (and hopefully all your days) with Jesus on pages 197-198 in Life Without Lack (Section 3: The Plan).


Each of the sections below go in the order presented in the book. You will find guidance for:

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Preparation for spending your days with Jesus

  • Do You Want To Be with Jesus

  • Imagine Your Days with Him


Prayer and meditation experience guides

  • Evenings and Nights with Jesus

  • Waking Up with Jesus


Planning for the two-effort process of bringing Jesus into your day

  • Meeting with Jesus throughout the day

  • Jesus in All Your Moments

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Looking forward

  • Making It Last

  • Planning with a Partner

Other great books about spending your days with Jesus:

PREPARATION FOR SPENDING YOUR DAYS WITH JESUS

Preliminaries for examining your desires and beliefs about spending a day with him

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Preview of things to come

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PRAYER AND MEDITATION EXPERIENCE GUIDES

The day begins...at sundown

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PLANNING FOR THE
TWO-EFFORT 
PROCESS OF BRINGING JESUS INTO YOUR DAY

Focused time alone with him

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Turning your mind constantly to God as the day unfolds

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LOOKING FORWARD

A new day begins and a new life

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Working together to help each other

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