Who 's Of Charge?

As a general term stewardship is defined as the job of supervising or taking care of something, such as an organization or property. In Courage and Calling by Gordon T. Smith stewardship is responding intentionally to our lives (p. 18). According to Gordon T. Smith we must recognize three things to be good stewards: our lives have value, we must live our lives to the fullest, and we live fully by living deeply congruent with who we are (p. 18). As Christians God defines who we are thus our responsibility and obligations in life must ultimately connect to God.

Time is a valuable resource, and in fact, some people get more out of their time than others. Time is a scarce resource meaning that there is not enough of the resource available to satisfy all of the ways I want to use it. Due to the fact that it is scarce, this means that my time must be allocated in such a way that I can get the most out of it. Being a full time student, working part-time, and playing college athletics is a tough feat. In fact, most of the time I struggle in deciding what to do and when. What I choose to do is a demonstration of my value system and some things are valued more than others.

Therefore, the individual’s responsibility is to take care of the earth they live in. for instance, taking care of family and friend and others with dignity is a way to show sign of our respect for the god, who created the earth and the human (Catholic Charities, 2016).

In a world where phrases like ‘time is money’ are constantly being used in every setting, one can develop the idea that time is theirs. People can often think that their time can be used in whatever way they please whether working or wasting it. Screwtape affirms this kind of thinking, commanding that Wormwood should, “zealously guard in his mind the curious assumption that ‘my time is my own’. Let him have the feeling that he starts each day as the lawful possessor of twenty-four hours” (112). Humans can often take time for granted wasting God’s precious hours on undeserving things whether it be electronics, clothes, or grades.

Several verses that apply to physical health are: 1 Corinthians 1:6-20 which says, “For you were bought with a price. So glorify God in your body.” 1 Corinthians 10:31 that says, “So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.” And Proverbs 31:27 which says, “She dresses herself with strength and makes her arms strong.” I think if we look at just these three days, then my eating habits dishonor God. I’m not taking care of my body, so therefore I’m not glorifying God, and I’m hurting my body instead of making it stronger. How can I glorify God if I’m hurting His temple, and almost saying I can eat whatever I want it doesn’t matter what God has to say about it. But I also think if we look at my eating habits as a whole, they are not dishonoring God but they are not honoring Him either. With my diet as a whole I eat enough vitamins and

Some people may be confused in what responsibility even means. Does it mean be nice, make good decisions, and do what you're told? I've been taught many responsibilities throughout my life and the most important one is to try my hardest to walk in the light of Jesus. To do this I try to learn from my mistakes, treat others the way I want to be treated. Whenever I get the opportunity I bring God into the subject to try to show every one what a loving and caring father he his no matter how many mistakes you've made. I want people to know that no matter what they do or say to me, I will never deny my beliefs for God I will always shine my light and try to impact as many lives as I can. We are one Nation under God and I believe that's our responsibility to keep it that way.

Thomas Jefferson once said, ¨Time is really the only capital that any human being has and the only thing he can afford to lose¨. What he is saying is that you should use your time wisely. By using your time wisely you can have more free time, feel less stressed, and even get your work done and go to two football games in the same week. Managing your time is the best thing you can do for yourself and your sanity.

We need to be perfect like Jesus was. Paul entreats his fellowmen to their high calling of presenting their “bodies a living sacrifices, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service”.(verse 1) Here Paul sets forth a way that the church in Rome and not only for them but for our time aswell has a reasonable service that is acceptable to God by presenting our bodies a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable for this is our duty and to why created for to shew forth the praises of Him who has created us and given His life to redeem us back.

When he speaks of time it is in a contradictory fashion. On one hand, he feels a sense of urgency as he travels to the party, because he must decide if he will ask his question. Yet, while he agonizes over whether to attempt a change in his life, he tells us time is plentiful, explaining "there will be time for you and time for me/ And time yet for a hundred indecisions / And for a hundred visions and revisions/ Before taking of

In today's busy lifestyle, many people do not manage their time wisely. We make way too many excuses instead of making results. We often say we don't have time to do certain things, when in reality, we have plenty of time, we just don't use it wisely. We tend to spend too much time watching television or on social media instead of completing tasks or assignments that need completing.

The scripture in 1Corinthians 6: 19 states that our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit “Do you now know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God?” Paul says in 1 Corinthians 10:23 “but all things edify not,” The word edify is a word that mean to build a house. So in all our actions and activities we should always be mindful of building our temple as God’s house and not behaving in a manner that will be harmful or destructive. For example it is lawful to drink wine but would you sit down to a glass of wine with someone who was recovering from alcoholism? That would be inconsiderate if not harmful to that individual. We must think of others

Aubrey Malphurs takes the definition of leadership and turns it up another notch. Leaders just don’t have influence over the people they lead. They use their influence “to influence people in a particular context to pursue their God-given direction”.[1] In other words, it is the church leadership’s job to help the people they lead to see God and His work in their lives, to understand their purpose,

The standard way of thinking about time has it that one should always use their time wisely. Therefore, they’ve been a few stories that depict and describe how to and which way to manage time. From The Tyranny of the Clock by George Woodcock, to The “Busy” Trap by Tim Kreider, and How to Live on 24 Hour a Day by Arnold Bennett, all in a way or ways describe how one can use his or her time properly. However, if one were to contrast these three stories, they would find that George Woodcock and Tim Kreider have more in common, then Arnold Bennett.

Thomas Jefferson said, “Time is really the only capital that any human being has and the only thing he can’t afford to lose.”

Before we can manage our time we must know exactly what time is. The dictionary describes it as, the duration of one's life; the hours and days which a person has at his disposal. How we dispose of that time is time management. It's the way we spend our time to organize and execute around our priorities. Remember just because time is intangible doesn't mean that it is not valuable. I want to teach you about the background of time management, the different styles and how to use them, and how it will change your life.