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Saturday, 6 October 2012
Never too Busy...
In today's crazy schedules of life, we often battle to balance things
and this can so easily end up in our priorities getting all mixed up!
God highlighted this lesson to me after my excuses for everything seemed
to be Sorry but I ve been too busy . You name it - I was too busy to
remember to wish a friend Happy Birthday, too busy to reply to an email,
too busy to pick up the phone, too busy to visit with a friend etc etc.
So after the umpteenth time of using that excuse, God brought me to the
Bible verse that says our lives reflect what s in our hearts and if we
are really TOO busy to do good things, then we are TOO busy doing the
wrong things! I realised that if my friends or family were a priority in
my life, then I shouldn t be too busy for them and if I was finding
that I didn t have the time, then I needed to look at where my time was
being spent. I also discovered that if there was something I really
WANTED to do, I would always somehow manage to make the time. For
example, I would wake up early, or go to sleep late doing the thing I
wanted to do what was in my heart to do! Slowly I began to get my
priorities back into place and now when I find I am too busy to do good,
I make the time, even if it means sacrificing that TV program I wanted
to watch. God has only given us 24 hours in a day and how we choose to
use them, shows God and ourselves what s in our hearts. When we
consciously are aware of how we spend our time, and do the things we
must do first, even if they aren t fun things, then we will end each day
with a feeling of accomplishment. When we don t choose to make time for
our friends and family, it conveys to them that they aren t that
important in our lives. So stop all the excuses and start getting busy
with what God wants us to be doing! And if you are a housewife or stay
at home mum, ask God for some of His time management wisdom tips! You'll
be amazed at how many time saving ideas the Holy Spirit
will give you daily - and of course, being efficient by doing things
right the first time, without procrastinating does always help...
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