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Time management
Time management
What do you focus on?
Submitted by Annalize Gouws on Thu, 2010/04/22 - 11:04amThe definition of focus according to the dictionary:
A center of interest or activity. Close or narrow attention. Concentration. To direct toward a particular point or purpose.
. . . Read More ... >>>Prophetic word: This is NOT the time to give up, this is the time to press in and STAND your ground
Submitted by RitaM on Mon, 2009/11/23 - 4:55pm- Discernment
- Godly ambition
- Servant-hood
- Spirit-led
- Spiritual Disciplines
- Prayer
- Church Leaders
- Evangelism
- "God's Process" of preparation you for a ministry
- Church leaders
- Marketplace ministers (Ordinary Christians)
- Ministry leaders
- Prepare Body- 2nd coming
- Take hands with Marketplace Ministers
- The Spiritual WAR we are in
- Grow in "Christlike"-ness
- Follow-through
- Life purpose and goals
- Time management
When your quest begins whether you chose it or you were just destined for it does not matter…
Strength faith hope and courage is driving and guiding you
No enemy is too big or too strong = defeat is not an option
No mountain is too high, no desert to dry . . . Read More ... >>>
Truly Christ-Centered Leader Development
By Malcolm Webber, Ph.D. www.LeadershipLetters.com
God’s ultimate purpose in all things revolves around His Son:
having made known to us the mystery of His will, according to His good pleasure which He purposed in Himself, that in the dispensation of the fullness of the times He might gather together in one all things in Christ, both which are in heaven and which are on earth – in Him. (Eph. 1:9-10, NKJV)
The Son of God, Himself, is the final and complete revelation of God . . . Read More ... >>>
The Mayonnaise Jar ...
Submitted by ServeTheServants on Sat, 2009/11/21 - 8:36am
When things in your life seem almost too much to handle,
When 24 hours in a day is not enough;
remember the mayonnaise jar.
A professor stood before his philosophy class
and had some items in front of him.. . . . Read More ... >>>
Learning to Say No
by Graham Cooke www.GrahamCooke.com
The most difficult part of resting in the Lord is learning to say one simple two-letter word: “No.” I have had to learn how to say no. For every ministry invitation I accept, I turn down ten or eleven. I have to say no, because I know what I am called to be and do. If an event doesn’t fit with God’s vision for my life—no matter how attractive the event is—I have to turn it down. God has told me to work in a number of specific countries right now: if I receive an invitation from a different nation, I have to say no. I just can’t go. I know God’s parameters for me.
Rushing and productivity have no connection. The issue for us is what we lose when we rush, not what we gain. . . . Read More ... >>>
The Church and Business in God's Plan of Redemption
Submitted by ServeTheKingdom on Wed, 2009/06/17 - 9:17pm
Most people don’t have a full appreciation of the church and of business, much less an appreciation of how they should work together to accomplish God’s plan to redeem mankind and the earth. Instead, they see them as oil and water—they don’t mix. . . . Read More ... >>>
The Room (An Essay about a son's vision of his room in heaven)
Submitted by Andre Bredenkamp on Tue, 2009/06/09 - 3:51pm
The Room17-year-old Brian Moore had only a short time to write something for a class. The subject was what Heaven was like. "I wowed 'em," he later told his father, Bruce. "It's a killer. It's the bomb. It's the best thing I ever wrote."
It also was the last. Brian's parents had forgotten about the essay when a cousin found it while cleaning out the teenager's locker at Teary Valley High School.
Brian had been dead only hours, . . . Read More ... >>>
Stir Up Your Gifts
Submitted by ServeTheServants on Sat, 2009/04/11 - 10:44am
The gift is in us, but we have the responsibility to stir it up. The apostle Paul wrote to Timothy, "For this reason I remind you to fan into flame the gift of God, which is in you" (2 Timothy 1:6).
In the New King James Version of the Bible, the verse is translated, "Stir up the gift of God."
The gift is not something we learn.
It is something God gave us.
It is something we need to discover and then stir up.
No one else can activate your gift for you.
You have to do it yourself.
You stir up your gift by developing, refining, enhancing, and using it. . . . Read More ... >>>
Why Jesus Was Never in a Rush
Submitted by ServeTheServants on Mon, 2007/04/30 - 12:42pm
In this harried society, many of us feel guilty if we relax and are not engaged in hard work moment by moment. This often results in unnecessary stress and intensity that can lead to mental and emotional burnout.
As I ponder the life of Jesus, I notice that He was never in a rush as He walked among us, often taking time to minister to someone while He was on His way to minister to someone else (read Mark 5:21-43). This is foreign to many of us who attempt time management methodologies instead of utilizing life management principles in which each day centers around a major agenda or category instead of mapping out each minute of the day. . . . Read More ... >>>
Ever thought what it meant to FOCUS when you become overloaded?
Submitted by Dr Anthony on Wed, 2007/01/17 - 8:45pm
Overloaded?
This acronym by a prominent Magistrate, ruling in our Courts daily. . . . Read More ... >>>
Setting your Goals - Are Spiritual
Submitted by ServeTheKingdom on Sun, 2007/01/07 - 8:36pm
Why have Goals? - Only a few percent of people have a journal with written goals they update daily or at least periodically. Some view goals as an expression of selfish carnality. Others worry about being too "driven." One of the strongest incentives for goals is understanding the orientation of our faith; we become what we think about most of the time. Worse yet, if our focus is primarily on our fears (fear of failure; fear of what others think), we tend to inherit those fears. Our "faith" actually works against us. For the thing which I greatly feared is come upon me, and that which I was afraid of is come unto me. Job 3:25 KJV
What the wicked dreads will overtake him; what the righteous desire will be granted. Prov 10:24 NIV
WORD FOR BUSINESS PEOPLE - 2006
Submitted by ServeTheProphetic on Sat, 2006/10/07 - 12:14pm- Lord wants more clarity and detail in the business plans, more development of the resources, which are the people
- Business must become anchored. Based in the Word. There is a chain that will be linked to the Word. Warning; beware of hidden costs
- This is the age of mentoring. The return of the mentors
- There were riches in the past, but they were unhealthy and sick
- God wants the first fruit of the business person to be “patience”.
- Business will be based on the law of the heart. Older business people will disciple in the market place. The abilities of the previous generation are needed.
- We are only taking small bites of the skills that we have.
- God is bringing back “short term” goals
- Globe of bright idea coming to business men. Don’t vacillate but make decisions and stick with them
- Mines opening, especially in East Africa
- Gauteng is the “New York” of Africa
- Professional people returning to South Africa
- Season of North meeting with South, like a marriage and the two will produce new skills and products
- God will remove corruption, mismanagement and unholy networks from Business and Government
By Anita Giovannoni
www.crocus.co.za
