In Psalm 90:12, the psalmist reminds us that all of our days are numbered and none of us know how many we will have: “Teach us to use wisely all the time we have.” Therefore, we should all live as if the present day is our last. If we actually did this, would we live differently? We might:
Think more positively.
Forgive quicker.
Step out of our comfort zones and do that thing God has been calling us to do.
Start that new career.
Spend more time with loved ones.
Make more time for ourselves... moreIn Psalm 90:12, the psalmist reminds us that all of our days are numbered and none of us know how many we will have: “Teach us to use wisely all the time we have.” Therefore, we should all live as if the present day is our last. If we actually did this, would we live differently? We might:
Think more positively.
Forgive quicker.
Step out of our comfort zones and do that thing God has been calling us to do.
Start that new career.
Spend more time with loved ones.
Make more time for ourselves.
Allow ourselves to have fun.
Live happily and full of His joy no matter what each day holds.
Time is precious. We need to use the time we have in this life wisely and commit to waking up each day with the joy of Christ in our hearts and a smile on our faces. Wasting time being unhappy about the way life turns out is something I want to avoid — God wants us to enjoy the life He has designed for us.
CAA Lee P Leiby
Priory Of St Michael the Arch Angel
”Fides et Veritas“
Note: Taken from a lesson by Tracie Miles with my own thoughts added throughout.
