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Priorities

How do you set and keep the right priorities in your life? We should evaluate our personal and family priorities to see if we are directing our lives toward the Kingdom of God.

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The Chance to Be Unlimited

  • by Debbie Carper
New Year’s resolutions, although well-intentioned, may actually distract us from something far more important—the awesome future God has planned for us!
A young man in a suit walking across a road.

A Penny A Day

  • by Robert H Berendt
Wise seniors told their grandchildren that if they do not respect the penny, then they do not deserve the dollar.
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Here Comes the Judge

Here Comes the Judge

  • by Katherine Rowland
The verb "to judge" has become a word with a loaded meaning to many of us today.
How Can You Deal With Information Overload?

How Can You Deal With Information Overload?

  • by Becky Sweat
We're often bombarded with information of all kinds from every direction, leaving us stressed, anxious and fatigued. How can we better cope with this ongoing information explosion? How can we sort the helpful from the wasteful?
Time Flies—How to Make the Most of It!

Time Flies How to Make the Most of It

  • by Don Hooser
Benjamin Franklin said: "Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that is the stuff life is made of." The Bible also has many things to say about time and life—things we very much need to hear!

One Day at a Time

  • by United Church of God
Many of us spend a lot of time worrying about yesterday and tomorrow.

Nonnegotiable Ultimatums

  • by Renee Dean
What do you value more than anything, such that anybody who challenges it must face an ultimatum to choose?

Category 2 Time Management

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Don't put off doing the things that aren't pressingly urgent, and you'll have a richer, happier life.

Wagon of Rocks

  • by Janet Keisel
When you are "crazy busy," how can you simplify your life?

Tomorrow Never Comes

  • by Robert H Berendt
How often have you said, "I'll do it tomorrow," or "I'll think about it tomorrow"?