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Keeping Time in Perspective
Scripture Reading — Psalm 90:12
Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.
— Psalm 90:12
At times in the past I have been consumed by the busyness of life. And I am thankful that Psalm 90:12 has often turned me around to see the wisdom of stewarding the time God that gives us.
We need to keep time in perspective so that we recognize the brevity of life and the eternal significance of our actions. In our fast-paced world, it’s easy to prioritize time-sensitive pursuits over eternal truths. Yet Scripture calls us to seek wisdom in how we use our time, investing in relationships, service, and spiritual growth.
Time is a precious gift from God, meant to be used purposefully and intentionally. When we “number our days,” we align our priorities with God’s kingdom purposes. We learn to value moments of rest, reflection, and worship, knowing that our ultimate goal is to honor God in all we do.
Keeping time in perspective has helped to deepen my relationship with God and to enrich my interactions with others. It has taught me to cherish each day as an opportunity to glorify God and to serve others, shining the light of his kingdom.
If you are overwhelmed by the demands of time, pause and seek God’s guidance. Ask him to help you prioritize your life according to his will and to grant you wisdom in managing your time effectively.
Spirit of God, guide us in stewarding our time wisely. Teach us to seek your wisdom in all our endeavors. May we use each moment to honor you and to advance your kingdom. Amen.
About the author — Darrell Delaney
Darrell Delaney is a cohost of ReFrame’s podcast ministry Groundwork and serves as lead chaplain with Reach the Forgotten Jail Ministry in Michigan. He considers it his life’s calling to create and facilitate life-giving environments in which people can thrive and grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ. Darrell and his wife, Kia, have three children. He enjoys spending time with family, walking, reading, and playing basketball, chess, and video games.
Scripture Reading — Psalm 90:12
Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.
— Psalm 90:12
At times in the past I have been consumed by the busyness of life. And I am thankful that Psalm 90:12 has often turned me around to see the wisdom of stewarding the time God that gives us.
We need to keep time in perspective so that we recognize the brevity of life and the eternal significance of our actions. In our fast-paced world, it’s easy to prioritize time-sensitive pursuits over eternal truths. Yet Scripture calls us to seek wisdom in how we use our time, investing in relationships, service, and spiritual growth.
Time is a precious gift from God, meant to be used purposefully and intentionally. When we “number our days,” we align our priorities with God’s kingdom purposes. We learn to value moments of rest, reflection, and worship, knowing that our ultimate goal is to honor God in all we do.
Keeping time in perspective has helped to deepen my relationship with God and to enrich my interactions with others. It has taught me to cherish each day as an opportunity to glorify God and to serve others, shining the light of his kingdom.
If you are overwhelmed by the demands of time, pause and seek God’s guidance. Ask him to help you prioritize your life according to his will and to grant you wisdom in managing your time effectively.
Spirit of God, guide us in stewarding our time wisely. Teach us to seek your wisdom in all our endeavors. May we use each moment to honor you and to advance your kingdom. Amen.
About the author — Darrell Delaney
Darrell Delaney is a cohost of ReFrame’s podcast ministry Groundwork and serves as lead chaplain with Reach the Forgotten Jail Ministry in Michigan. He considers it his life’s calling to create and facilitate life-giving environments in which people can thrive and grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ. Darrell and his wife, Kia, have three children. He enjoys spending time with family, walking, reading, and playing basketball, chess, and video games.
