How to have daily devotions:

Getting Started:
You need to select a place and a time that works for you.  Since consistency is the key, having a set place and time of day that is comfortable, practical, and maintainable is essential.  It may take you a week or more of 'trial and error' to figure out what works best for you.
You should consider selecting material to help you.  There are many devotional aids in the Christian bookstore.  Over time, you will likely need to experiment with different things to keep your experience 'fresh' and help you maintain motivation.
We have a whole page dedicated to listing FREE strong resources to help you get started in your daily devotions.

The ART of having a quiet time

• A = Ask God to speak to you
  
• R = Read God's Word and listen
  
• T = Talk with God in prayer
  

1. Ask God to speak to you: begin by praying and asking God to help you understand His Word, by the power of His Spirit, so that your mind and heart are open to His instruction.
   
2. Read God's Word and Listen: Read the day's verses.  If something 'jumps out at you,' make note of it (underline it, highlight it, or write it down.)  Meditate on what you've read.  Sit quietly and think about the verses, especially things that 'jumped out' at you.  Ask yourself if there is a command to obey, a promise to claim, a sin to repent of, and so forth.  Commit to do what you've read.  Make a decision to obey the command, claim the promise, confess the sin, etc.
   
3. Talk with God in prayer (A.C.T.S.)
   
   1. Adoration: tell God what you appreciate about His character, creation, etc.
      
   2. Confession: Admit sins that come to mind.  Ask for forgiveness/cleansing.
      
   3. Thanksgiving: Thank God for His provision, love, blessings, presence, help, etc.
      
   4. Supplication: Ask for God's help with the needs of your life and in the lives of others.