Reboot | Rebooting Your View of Time
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Rebooting Your View of Time Series: Reboot“If you don’t decide how your time will be spent, someone else will” – John MaxwellSpend time with God. (Ps 1:1-3)Invest time in People (I Thess 2:8)Spend time on Self Care (Ex 34:21)We can redeem our approach to time:Reflect on the brevity of life (Ps 90:9-12)Realize the uncertainty of tomorrow. (James 4:13-17)Remember, Time is your most precious possession.
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- Date: March 14, 2021
- Topics: Rebooting Your View of Time
- Preacher: Rev. Arthur Connor Jr.
- Books: Psalms
- Series: Reboot
- Passage: Ps. 39:4-5
- Service Type: Sunday Service
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