Questions:
1. Read Luke 10:38-40. Can you relate to Martha? What are some things that demand most of your time? What are some important things that get neglected?
2. Read verses 41-42. What should be the top 5 priorities in your time management? Name them.
Put them in Order: Put your top five in order from 1-5. How much time is spent on each of these in a 24 hour period?
3. Read Ephesians 5:15-17. We all do it. What is the one thing you waste your time on? What is the reason you spend so much time there?
4. Make a plan. When will you schedule time with God? How can this group hold you accountable to that schedule?
5. How can we help you to stay centered on Christ this week?
Time (7-11-21)
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