Time is forever irredeemable and once wasted, that is a precious opportunity lost and you will live to regret of how naive you were not to have embraced it well when it presented itself.
The year started the other day, and now we are counting down the last days of the year and honestly speaking, you could be shocked or surprised that not all or even half of the new year’s resolution and task list has been met fully. So where does the problem lie or why aren’t we able to accomplish our long list of task(s) outline?
I honestly believe that it takes wisdom for us to know how to best utilize the time at our disposal. Psalm 90 that is attributed to Moses the man of God, asks the Lord to teach him to number his days well. The truth of his request to God must have been so that he could have a better understanding of the meaning of his own life. I guess that he looked and longed to make use of his time well beyond mortality and that is for eternity or rather eternal purpose.
My question therefore to you my reader is simple and yet profound to ponder over as you wrap up the year. Are you living your time and life for only the present or for eternal? Are you aware that we are only pilgrims and not settlers here? And finally, are you aware that you have an expiry date and after that you will meet your maker to give an account of how you used this resource of time he gave you? Time to ruminate on this !!
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