Welcome to the Christian Meditation Room!
Join Us in Meditating on God's Word
The Five-Minute Christian Meditation
In only 5 minutes, you can turn around your day with a short meditation on God's Word.
8-Minute Audio Meditation
Listen to a relaxing 8-minute audio meditation on God's Word. Perfect for relaxing before sleep.
Scriptural Immersion Meditations
Immerse yourself in God's Word on a specific topic. These meditations take from 10 - 30 minutes.
Video Meditations
Take a quick break by watching our inspirational videos.
Need a Meditation for Your Study Group?
With our Meditation Creator Tool, you can choose the Bible verses that are the focus of your study group and give your group a tool to practice meditation.
The Five-Minute Christian Meditation
Prayer and meditation are both forms of communication with God. When you pray, you are talking with God, but when you meditate you are attempting to have a deeper connection and understanding of Him and His role in your life.
In as little as 5 minutes a day you can center your mind on God and come away renewed.

Should Christians Meditiate?
"Whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is of good repute, if there is any excellence and if anything worthy of praise, dwell on these things" (Philippians 4:8, NASB).
What is Christian meditation?
Christian meditation is sometimes confused with the type of meditation practiced by some eastern religions. Those forms of meditation encourage one to focus inwardly and empty the mind of extraneous thoughts in an effort to gain spiritual insight. Christian meditation encourages one to gain an understanding of God by reflecting on and contemplating His Word and His gifts to us.
Who should meditate?
Every Christian should meditate. Numerous verses throughout the Bible mention meditation, reinforcing the central role it should play in your walk with God. But meditation takes time and focus, plus there is a learning curve. That is why it is helpful to have a central place, like this page, for resources and exercises to support you as you develop your meditation practice.
Why should we meditate?
God has provided many ways for His children to communicate with Him: meditation is one of those ways. Christians who choose to commune with God in this manner often find a deeper, more restful relationship in Him. In addition, their concentration and effort may be blessed by profound insights that might have otherwise eluded them.
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