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Redeeming the Time Radio
Redeeming the time is the daily one-minute radio broadcast produced by LifeChanging Seminars. Hosted by Rick Grubbs, these programs challenge listeners to consider the brevity of life and the length of eternity, and to establish their priorities accordingly.
Sometimes motivational, sometimes practical, and always inspirational, these fast-paced programs will help you set your focus and accomplish more each day as you serve the Lord Jesus Christ.
Leadership expert John Maxwell lists 3 questions every Christian should ask when prioritizing their use of time.
1. What is required of me? This is the starting place. What things must I do to satisfy my employer, my spouse and God? These are the non-optional things that cannot be delegated.
2. What gives me the greatest return? As we go through life we begin to discover some activities yield a much higher return for the effort than do others. We want to concentrate on these activities next.
3. What gives me the greatest reward? If you only do what you must do and what gives a good return you may be productive but still unfulfilled. We also need to consider what gives us a sense of personal satisfaction.
These three questions, What is required, What gives the greatest return, and What gives the greatest reward, give us a good framework for determining Gods will and knowing how to redeem the time.
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Many things can be achieved in a day, as long as that day is not tomorrow.
Leadership expert John Maxwell lists 3 questions every Christian should ask when prioritizing their use of time.
