Peek over Jani's shoulder at five of her lifetime goals—as well as how she broke them down into measurable goals for 2013. Continue Reading …
Resources by Topic: Time Management
Feeling discontent and insecure? Are you constantly comparing yourself to others? You might be fighting what Christine Hoover calls the "new greed." Continue Reading …
Are you wasting your life on trivial things? Here are some practical ways to spend your time on things that matter in light of eternity. Continue Reading …
A busy mom of six once told me, "I'm too busy not to pray!" Our spiritual lives would be transformed if we lived by this creed. . Continue Reading …
I recently finished reading the book of Daniel, and it left me aching to catch heaven's eye--the way Daniel did! Continue Reading …
Some days I give in to a heart that's crabby and ungrateful. I feel exhausted and numb, shifting into autopilot in my marriage and motherhood. Can you relate? Continue Reading …
If Jesus was the most productive person to ever live, how can I tap into that productivity in my own life? Continue Reading …
In many ways life for the average middle school and high school girl has started to resemble a pressure cooker. Continue Reading …
We live in a messed up world we can't control. Doesn't that make you want to dust and vacuum? Continue Reading …
Today, with less than fifteen years left till I turn sixty-nine, I wish I were a whole lot further along toward these goals. I haven't even come close . . . Continue Reading …
I was not a planner. I convinced myself I was a free spirit--an artiste. I smugly told myself that I didn't need to make plans, because I had faith. Continue Reading …
"I know of no greater simplifier for all of life." Continue Reading …
We can become more consumed with the good gifts God has graciously given us than the One who gave up everything to offer us new life. Continue Reading …
When our personal schedules and the schedules that surround us become complex and overwhelming, is there anything to be done? Continue Reading …
As my husband and I cleared our schedule, the gaps made room for us to get to know each other again. The result has been connection, intimacy, and renewed love. Continue Reading …
Is your sin really hiding in your junk drawer? Continue Reading …
We’re busy. Overbooked and stretched thin. Is simplicity even possible? What would that look like? Continue Reading …
Be honest—does the idea of a weekly day of rest go against the grain of your achievement-addict heart? Here’s why the God-ordained Sabbath is meant as good for your soul. Continue Reading …
Help for avoiding the defcon I’m-running-late, shoulda-been-out-the-door, got-nothing-to-wear, I-hate-the-way-I-look catastrophe. Continue Reading …
Tim Challies’ book, "Do More Better," could be revolutionary for the student, the housewife, the women’s ministry leader . . . for you. Continue Reading …
Rest is more than a good Sunday afternoon nap. Deep rest holds the promise of shalom-peace with God, peace with others, and peace within. Continue Reading …
How can we make sure our New Year’s resolutions aren’t leading us away from dependency on Christ? Paul’s words in Colossians 2 help us wade through these difficult waters. Continue Reading …
It’s true. There’s not enough time to accomplish everything. But you can plan to do everything God calls you to do—everything that is truly important. Continue Reading …
10 truths we find at the intersection of our health and God’s Word. Continue Reading …
Does busyness make you frustrated, fearful, or fruitful? Is a full schedule unhealthy or unholy, or can we be busy in a way that brings God glory? Continue Reading …
Integrity is like a load-bearing foundation for life. Continue Reading …
Setting goals with a clear sense of purpose in these five specific areas of life will yield substantial dividends. Continue Reading …
In the midst of faltering resolutions, refresh your heart and mind with these four truths. Continue Reading …
While we can’t stop, create, or multiply time, when we invest it in eternal pursuits, it pays dividends that last forever. Continue Reading …
It’s discouraging to fail, but there is hope to be found in trying again. Continue Reading …