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The Biblical Mandate for Considerate Scheduling:
Part of Body Life is looking out for one another:
- care for one another (1 Cor. 12:25)
- honor one another (Rom. 12:10b)
- be kind to one another (Eph. 4:32)
- serve one another (Gal. 5:13)
These one another commands should infiltrate all we do as members of one another (Rom. 12:5). When it comes to scheduling, these mandates are what I am calling considerate scheduling.
Areas to Exercise Considerate Scheduling in the Church
scheduling board meetings, planning meetings, training meetings, and the like
scheduling programs
scheduling staff to serve within those programs.
The Steering the Church Toward Body Life Leadership Guide includes this information along with some questions to help you determine if you are considerate with scheduling in the above areas.
For Resources on Body Life, Go To: Body Life Resources
All Posts about Scheduling:
- Considerate Scheduling
- Purposeful Scheduling
- Scheduling Leave Room for the Great Commission?
- Christ-like Scheduling is Flexible
- Scheduling Woes
- Gospel-Centered Scheduling
- Prayer-Based Scheduling Needed
- Prayer-Based Scheduling Makes a Difference
- Even Scheduling Needs God’s Power
- Spiritual Gifts for Scheduling
- God’s Grace in Scheduling
- Need Help with Scheduling?
- Scheduling in the Name of the Lord?
- Frustrated by the Task of Scheduling?
- Scripture Thoroughly Equips Us, Even for Scheduling
- Scheduling Have You Down?