If you grew up going to Sunday School, you probably remember a
teacher along the way singing to you, “This
is the day, this is the day, that the Lord has made. We will rejoice and be glad in it.”
Warning: This song works great in a young Sunday School class
but not so great in a middle-schooler’s bedroom at 6:30am.
Are you like me and as soon as your early morning alarm sounds,
even before your feet hit the ground, your mind is already racing, scribbling
down your massive today’s “To Do” list?
Last week, at a book group we were discussing all the daily
pressures we face. We decided to brainstorm ways we could create some margin in
our days so we could enjoy more time with God and feel less frazzled. I blurted out, I could write a chapter
called, “Death by To Do List.” Everyone
giggled and agreed that some days, it’s hard to rejoice and be glad when
there’s more to do than hours in the day.
Many years ago, I started writing B.S. at the top of my daily To
Do Lists. (It’s not what you’re thinking) I put God first in my day and spend
time in Bible Study with Him. It is
through this quiet time that God teaches and guides me. The days I miss my B.S., I can honestly say I
rejoice much less.
How about you? Is
spending time with God the first thing you do each day? If not, give it a try and see for yourself
how God meets you and equips you for the massive pressures each day holds.
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