Performance In Christianity series
Time Management- 3
Here is another view of Jesus' time management performance. The narrative of Jesus of Nazareth who prepared for the work of God is noted in the passage of Mark 1:35; emphasizes the time of day-- in the morning-- early morning. The sincerity of any believer should have a subscription to the time management demonstrated by Jesus, putting the things of God first!
Is it necessary to seek God before starting your day? Jesus thought so, in fact, before He did anything significant, He sought God first (Luke 4:42). He knew that time was essential to His mission. So instead of wasting time, doing things for Himself, He made the best decisions from the time He spent with His Father.
We can develop strong time management skills by using our best time to seek what God wants us to do. Don't use an open-ended list of things to work on, limit yourself to a few things that God is pressing upon you for results. Be committed not interested; interest will not become essential to your life but a commitment will. Have a clear vision of what you are being asked to do and one thing at a time. Being finished with one thing is much more rewarding than having several things in progress but not done.
Mark 1:35
And in the morning, rising up a great while before day, he went out, and departed into a solitary place, and there prayed.
Psalm 5:3
My voice shalt thou hear in the morning, O LORD; in the morning will I direct my prayer unto thee, and will look up.
The LORD God of your forefathers, Jehovah Elohim Ab (Joshua 18:3), we thank You for invalidated training by Your Holy Spirit. We praise You for our performance measurement, wherein we demonstrate what You have taught us by Your Spirit. We decree and declare blessings upon those who teach Your Word as the Spirit leads us, so that; by the mighty works of Your Hands, we will lead the lost to the True Shepherd. Now, for the Kingdom and the Glory of God, we petition, with anointing in the name of Jesus Christ, our Lord, and Savior, Amen.
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