Time for Everything
Well, it happened again. Time stood still. Or in 21st century language — Daylight Saving Time started last weekend. I really miss that one hour. I know I’ll get it back in November, but I need it right now. I have things to do, deadlines to meet, people to cherish.
Did you know Daylight Saving Time started officially in the US in 1918? For over one hundred years we’ve been changing our clocks back and forth in the spring and fall, seeking after the perfect mix of daylight and darkness.
But is the focus really on having more hours in the day — or for better use of the hours we do have? The writer of Ecclesiastes reminds us: For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven (Ecclesiastes 3:1).
The LWML website has many resources that help us focus — and refocus — on our daily priorities:
Leadership Resource: “Manage Yourself, Not Your Time”
Multi-Session Bible Study: “The Task-Filled Life Bible Study”
Single Session Bible Study: “Who’s Number One?
