Let me assure you from personal experience that later on you’ll probably have even less time for God than you do now. You may not be as busy, but you’ll still be occupied with other things—and you won’t have as much energy. The writer of Ecclesiastes urged, “Remember your Creator in the days of your youth, before the days of trouble come” (Ecclesiastes 12:1).

Let me ask you a question: Do you find time to eat every day? Of course you do—and if you’re like most of us, you probably eat three meals a day, plus a snack or two. And if you think about it, you probably do this for at least two reasons: You get hungry, and you enjoy eating. And there’s nothing wrong with this, because we need food for our physical wellbeing.

The point is this: We make time for those things that are important to us. Why, then, don’t we make time for God? Could it be that we don’t think He’s really important, or that we don’t feel any need for the spiritual strength He wants to give us?

If you have never done so, commit your life to Christ today. Then ask Him to help you set aside time to be alone with Him every day—and keep it. Even if it’s only a few minutes at first, God will use it to draw you closer to Himself. The Bible says, “Blessed is the one … whose delight is in the law of the Lord” (Psalm 1:1-2).

Do you want a personal relationship with Christ? Pray now.