by Allie Marie Smith
I've got some lazy bones in me. When my bare feet tap the floor each morning I'm as slow-going as molasses (I wrote that in a southern accent...did you hear it?). I came across this quote this morning from, yes, a friend's FB wall (confession: I was reading my FB feed in bed & hadn't had my quiet time yet) and it rocked me.
"When you kill time, remember that is has no resurrection." -A.W. TozerIf I could gather up the days, moments and hours I've squandered doing worthless things it would equal a take a good chunk out of my life. Why is it so easy to take the time we've been given for granted?
Let this be our request:
“Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom” (Psalm 90:12). Father, you are the author of time. Help us girls to be wise managers of the days, hours and minutes in between which you have entrusted to us as a gift. Wake up our souls to the wonder and adventures of this life - giving you the glory in all we do, say and think.
P.S. Here's a link I found to a wise article on God and time management and it's definitely worthy of your time!
Can you relate to killing time? What's the biggest time-waster in your life? Any tips that have helped you?
Yes, I can totally relate. What a good reminder, Allie. My time killer is reading blogs. I'll bookmark the link you gave, and check out later.
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P.S. Congrats on the upcoming w.m. films. I know they are going to be wonderful.
This is a convicting post! The Internet is a big time waster for me. My brief homework breaks become a half hour of browsing Facebook, updating Twitter, reading blog posts, or browsing deals on Amazon.
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