Today’s scripture: Psalm 33:10-17
I’m a planner. Big time.
For a while, I was a certified facilitator for 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, and I still adhere to its principles of planning.
I have a calendar and a to-do list, and I use them every day. Even though I’m semi-retired, I find them invaluable.
I know, however, that I need to hold my plans loosely. I need to commit my plans to God every day. My plans must be His plans.
And because I know His plans are for my ultimate good and His glory (Jer. 29:11), I can trust that everything will work out as He wills and purposes.
So, every morning, I look at my calendar and my to-do list. I commit both to God’s plan. And I follow both … unless God clearly changes something.
If He does, then I adjust my plan to conform to His.
And I trust that His plan will be fulfilled.
I’m a planner. Big time.
For a while, I was a certified facilitator for 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, and I still adhere to its principles of planning.
I have a calendar and a to-do list, and I use them every day. Even though I’m semi-retired, I find them invaluable.
I know, however, that I need to hold my plans loosely. I need to commit my plans to God every day. My plans must be His plans.
And because I know His plans are for my ultimate good and His glory (Jer. 29:11), I can trust that everything will work out as He wills and purposes.
So, every morning, I look at my calendar and my to-do list. I commit both to God’s plan. And I follow both … unless God clearly changes something.
If He does, then I adjust my plan to conform to His.
And I trust that His plan will be fulfilled.
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