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Good Morning God: How to Start Your Day With Divine Energy

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Okay, morning prayer is literally the only reason I’m not a complete goblin before 10 a.m. most days. Like, I’m sitting here right now in my tiny apartment outside Atlanta, it’s barely 6:47 a.m., the neighbor’s pitbull is already barking at nothing, and I’m wrapped in the same hoodie I slept in, whispering “Good morning God” while my brain still feels like wet oatmeal. That’s the truth. No aesthetic Instagram reels got y’all thinking we all wake up glowing with harp music in the background, nah. My version of divine energy usually starts with me accidentally knocking my phone off the bed while reaching for it like a raccoon.

Why I Even Bother with a Good Morning God Routine When I’m Not a Morning Person

Look, I grew up Southern Baptist, so guilt is basically my love language. But somewhere around 30 I realized rolling over and doom-scrolling TikTok the second my eyes open was turning me into an angry little gremlin. So I started this ridiculous experiment: before I touch my phone, before I even pee (TMI, sorry), I croak out “Good morning God, it’s me again, the hot mess.” And weirdly? The days I do it actually feel… lighter? Not perfect, not holy, just less like I’m carrying the whole world on my chest before breakfast.

Dog jumping on sleepy face in morning light.
Dog jumping on sleepy face in morning light.

My Actual 5-Minute Morning Prayer That Somehow Charges Me with Divine Energy

Here’s the chaotic routine, no filter:

  • I stay in bed (yes, horizontal prayer counts).
  • Eyes still closed, I mumble something like: “Yo, God, thanks for not smiting me while I was snoring. Help me not be a jerk today.”
  • Then I do the world’s laziest gratitude list: coffee exists, my kid didn’t draw on the walls last night, I’m breathing.
  • I ask for very specific divine energy (example from Tuesday: “Please give me patience for that one coworker who chews like a lawnmower”).
  • End with “Amen” and immediately smell coffee because my cheap Mr. Coffee is on a timer like a responsible adult (shocking, I know).

Five minutes max. Sometimes two if the dog jumps on my face.

The Time I Forgot and My Whole Day Imploded (Proof This Works)

True story, last month I woke up late, grabbed my phone first thing, saw some political garbage on X, and spent the next eight hours wanting to fight everyone in Kroger. By 3 p.m. I was hiding in the bathroom stress-eating Goldfish. That night I was like… oh. No morning prayer = no divine energy = me acting like a toddler who missed nap time. Lesson learned the hard way, again.

Guy doomscrolling in Kroger, then stress-eating Goldfish in bathroom.
Guy doomscrolling in Kroger, then stress-eating Goldfish in bathroom.

Tools That Actually Help This Sleep-Deprived American Connect with God in the Morning

  • The YouVersion Bible app because I lose physical Bibles like socks in the dryer
  • A stupid-simple prayer journal that just says “3 things I’m thankful for / 1 thing I need help with”
  • This random playlist called “lo-fi worship beats” that makes me feel slightly less ancient
  • My ancient Mr. Coffee that I’ve named Lazarus because it keeps rising from the dead

Here’s a great 7-day morning devotion plan I stumble through when I’m feeling extra.

Anyway, if you’re sitting there thinking “I could never be a morning prayer person,” same, babe. I’m literally drinking day-old cold brew while typing this and my hair looks like a haunted tumbleweed. But starting the day muttering “Good morning God” in whatever zombie voice you’ve got? It’s stupidly powerful. The divine energy shows up, I swear, even when I don’t.

So try it tomorrow. Or don’t. But if you do, come back and tell me if you felt even 2% less murderous before noon. Deal?

Now if you’ll excuse me, the sun’s actually up and I need to go find where I kicked my other sock last night. Peace out ✌️

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