Time is crucial and critically important in virtually all areas and dimensions of life!

Time is one of the most crucial and critical factors in our lives.

Can we learn something about time from the Scriptures in the Bible that will help us and encourage us to improve on this vital issue of time?

Much in life can depend on the weather.

Those in business and people looking for careers and possible promotion need to hone their ability over time.

The birth of Jesus Christ teaches a lot about God’s timing.

God has a schedule for everything that happens. The ‘proper time’ is used more than 90 times in the Bible.

This is not a minor topic. If you want to improve your ability to time stages better, look into improving your timing skills.

God does not tell us all the details of His schedule in advance.

People will do many things to discover the future. they will read horoscopes in newspapers and magazines and even pay good money for personal and personalized horoscopes, and these come from very dubious backgrounds.

Knowing our future in precise detail might scare people away, or we might try to manipulate the future.

Jesus Christ, the Son of God, taught that time is the business of God the Father.

God is never in a hurry. He’s never late.

When God gives you an objective, a goal, a vision, it will come true at the right time.

Doing the right thing at the right time helps reduce tension and stress.

God’s timing is not always convenient.

Often, God calls us to inconvenience.

Do you think it was convenient for José and María? They travel from Nazareth to Bethlehem, then to Egypt, for safety, but also to fulfill the prophetic Scripture.

It is rarely easy to be placed in ‘God’s waiting room’, where we can be tempted to think that God is taking too long or has forgotten about us. He wants to test our faith and develop our character. That is why He may not act, move, and answer us immediately.

God is more interested in you than in your big plans. Isaiah knew that at the right time, God would answer the prayers of his people. A delay is not a denial.

We do not give our children everything they ask for, as soon as they ask for it.

Jesus said, “Don’t be afraid, just believe.” In other words – ‘Trust me’.

Worry is worthless.

Worry cannot change the past or affect the future; can spoil the present.