If you will allow me, I would like to return to the issue of time management. Recently, I have been thinking about it some more, and I have a couple things to say.
The Importance of Being Earnest
No, I’m not referring to Oscar Wilde here. One of the things I have observed in my struggles with time management skills is that it is incredibly important to be earnest in your desire to grow in this area. Otherwise, it’s like trying ….
Read more »I think that many of us are, by now, facing the summer. For students this is a time free from the responsibilities of projects and papers. But those of us who agree with The Rebelution want something more than just freedom for our summer: we want to be productive in our summer. But what does that mean?
The Myth of “Great Exploits”
The Rebelution blog is all about combating the Myth of Adolescence by setting higher standards for teens. But I think ….
Read more »In the first installment of this series, I described the slippery slope of having too much and too little to do. But when you’ve found this balance, what do you do with the free time that you have? This is just as perplexing a matter as finding the time to rest. I hope that I can give some insight into making wise decisions.
I think part of our problem of not knowing what to do with our free time lies with ….
Read more »Time management is something we all struggle with. It is something that God has put on my heart lately, and so I thought I’d write a few posts about it. I’m hoping that this will be the first in a series on godly time management.
The Slippery Slope
Peacemaker Ministries in their description of conflict management uses the illustration of a slippery slope. At either end are the two extremes, murder and suicide, and in the middle is the most godly option, ….
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