You're running late, with errands to do and a work schedule to keep. Between gulping your coffee and getting ready for the day, you fire off a couple of "help me" prayers. Then to your surprise, you still have five minutes to read your daily devotion verse before racing out the door.
That's what the morning ruch--and the morning "quiet time"--is like for many of us. This approach is fine if you just want to say "good morning" to God, but quiet time by its very name suggest that we need to be still before the Lord. The writer of this psalm takes time to present his requests and then waits for the Lord to answer him. Is he for real? Absolutely yes!
If we want to have God's involvement in our daily lives we need to set aside a good quantity of quality time. For some, mornings are not the best time. Whatever time it is, our goal must be to have a regular, special time of communication with God.

How can you schedule more quality time with the Lord? Take time to listen to him