Capture Your Thoughts Notepad
Capture Your Thoughts Notepad
Catch the thought. Return to prayer. Discern with God later.
Start over tomorrow!
Have you ever settled into quiet time with God, only to have your mind suddenly fill with things to do, worries about tomorrow, or thoughts that won't leave you alone?
You don't have to chase every thought or let it steal your time with Him.
The Capture Your Thoughts Notepad is a simple abiding tool designed to help you remain present with God, even when your mind wanders.
When a distracting thought appears, simply write it down and return to prayer. Later, invite God to help you discern what deserves your attention, what can wait, and what needs to be surrendered to Him.
With space for daily plans, to-do lists, distracting thoughts, and noticing God's presence, this thoughtfully designed notepad also includes a simple discernment guide to help you recognize anxious thoughts, lies, tomorrow's concerns, and spiritual attacks.
Because abiding isn't about having a perfectly quiet mind. It's about learning to return your attention to the God who is already with you.
Capture Your Thoughts Notepad
Catch the thought. Return to prayer. Discern with God later.
Start over tomorrow!
Have you ever settled into quiet time with God, only to have your mind suddenly fill with things to do, worries about tomorrow, or thoughts that won't leave you alone?
You don't have to chase every thought or let it steal your time with Him.
The Capture Your Thoughts Notepad is a simple abiding tool designed to help you remain present with God, even when your mind wanders.
When a distracting thought appears, simply write it down and return to prayer. Later, invite God to help you discern what deserves your attention, what can wait, and what needs to be surrendered to Him.
With space for daily plans, to-do lists, distracting thoughts, and noticing God's presence, this thoughtfully designed notepad also includes a simple discernment guide to help you recognize anxious thoughts, lies, tomorrow's concerns, and spiritual attacks.
Because abiding isn't about having a perfectly quiet mind. It's about learning to return your attention to the God who is already with you.