Have you ever said to a friend, "I'm just too busy to..." Sarah Young
reminds us in today's reading how busyness is glorified in our present
day world. We often accept the belief that more is better: more
meetings, more programs, more activities.
Since I've
been semi-retired for several years, many people ask me what I am doing
with all my time. I often have to stop and think but usually reply with a
comment like, "I don't really know, but I do know that I stay busy;" I
feel that I have to justify the use of my time and assure friends that I
DO remain busy.
The big question of today is "Do I
make time for my Lord as my highest priority?" My Sunday School class
has just started a new book called, "An Ordinary Day With Jesus." The
focus of this study is to guide us in a decision that we will do all our
ordinary activities but do them as if Jesus was with us - every minute of the day.
How
would your day be different if every activity - getting out of bed,
driving, watching television, worrying, working, - included Jesus at
your side?
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