Marathon Part. 3

We all have rhythms in our lives, schedules and routines that we have either established or fallen into over the years. These routines keep us efficient and organized reminding us when we have deadlines to meet or what day the trash goes out.  But not all routines work in our favor, and as leaders we can find ourselves more concerned with “doing,” than “being.”

We must not sacrifice time spent with Jesus for the sake of accomplishments.

So if you were to really look at the way you have allotted time recently, what rhythms have you set for yourself, and in turn, for your team?

This is part 3 of our 5 part series on a life spent in ministry. You can catch up here: Part. 1 | Part. 2