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Stewardship of Time

From the moment we wake up until we go to bed, our lives are dictated by time: time for work, time for meals, and everything in between. Each of us is granted exactly 1,440 minutes every day, making time management a universal challenge. Often, it feels as though our daily tasks far exceed the hours available to complete them.

In the midst of life's constant hustle, we must ask ourselves whether we are neglecting the most vital uses of our time (2 Timothy 2:15). Are we prioritizing moments for prayer and devotions with God? Do we dedicate enough time to our families, or pause to appreciate the natural beauty God has created? Are we available to simply listen to a friend in need?  May we all endeavor to make wise use of our short time here on earth.  My days are swifter than a weaver’s shuttle (Job 7:6). - Glenn Zimmerman...

Do you ever feel that your past mistakes make you unlovable to God? It is a common struggle, often fueled by an adversary who seeks to make us believe our value to God depends on our own good works. Yet, the Bible tells us a different story—one of a Savior who loves us just for who we are, regardless of what we have done or what others say about us. This love isn’t a reward for being "good enough"; it is a gift of grace secured through the redeeming blood of the cross for all who believe in Him. Romans 5:8 tells us that Christ died for us while we were yet sinners, and Ephesians 2:4–5 promises us that His great mercy makes us alive in Him even when we were dead in our transgressions. True repentance allows us to let go of the weight of our failures and to rest in our Savior's transformative, unconditional love. Today, I encourage you to come unto Him. In Him, you will find rest for your soul....

Being able to see the world, the sun, the moon, mountains, friends, rivers, sunsets, etc., around us assures us that they are real. Once in a church service, a man in the audience stood up and said, “I can’t believe what you say. You said there is a heaven and hell. I’ve never seen them, and that Jesus is alive and real, I’ve never seen him.” Another man stood up and said, “You tell me there is a river by this town, the sun is shining, there are mountains, or that this room is full of people. I don’t see any of that, because I was born blind, but I believe, just as I believe in Jesus and he is real to me.” If we are spiritually blind, we cannot see the things of God, for they are foolishness to us. If we come to God through Jesus, He will open our eyes, and we can see and feel the glories of heaven. “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.” Matthew...

Purpose: The reason for which something exists or is done. Distraction: A thing that prevents someone from giving full attention to something else. 

At some point in life we probably all ask “What is my purpose?” When Jesus was on this earth He had a clear purpose. Hebrews 12:2 “...Who for the joy that was...

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If we read or watch the news, we might find ourselves distracted or even in a state of anxiety with all that is happening around us. There are crimes being committed and threats of war that can bring concern, especially if they hit “close to home.” God understands this because He made us. Through His inspired Word He gives us some encouragement to remember when we face times of uncertainty. We have this promise in Psalm 46:10-11. “Be still, and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth! The LORD of hosts is with us; The God of Jacob is our refuge”. When we begin to worry and feel anxious, remember this promise that God gave us. With warmer weather coming, and the flowers starting to emerge from the ground, getting outside and enjoying time alone in God’s creation is an excellent way to “be still.” 

If we read or watch the...