As Church leaders we’re used to functioning within certain structures. Undoubtedly, less structure could make it easier for us to slack off rather than make the most of the opportunity in which we find ourselves (Eph. 5:15-16; Col. 4:5).
We’re used to lots of meetings, consultations, and other types of people ministry that we often have little time for ourselves. In a time with less contacts, it could be easier to become more self-absorbed rather than purposefully trying to find ways to keep in touch.
We get into our routines and programmed ways of doing ministry so when we’re forced to change the way we do things, it could become easier to get flustered. The more innovative we must become, the easier it could be to get stressed and overwhelmed by all we must do.
These are times we all the more need to rely on the power of God’s grace to manage our schedules. . . . Continue reading Grace for These Times and How You Manage Your Schedule→