Why You Should Keep Priorities In Place | Read

As a boy of twelve, Jesus said, 'I must be about my father's business. 'During His ministry He said, 'I must work the works of Him that sent me... '(John 9:4).



Before He died  He said,' I have finished the work which you have given me to do'(John17:4).  Jesus knew his purpose and priorities, and he lived by them.
The question  is,  do you?  you can't have it all. You must understand your God - given purpose and keep it  in front of you continually.

That way you will know what you must sacrifice, and what you must  give your self to. Only a clear picture of who you are and where you want  to go can help you prioritise what you need to do. We all make choices. The question is, are you going to make choices that brings you closer to your goal or take you further away from it?  If you don't understand your life's purpose you won't be capable of making the right choices.

Clarity of vision Create clarity of priorities. Speaking to pastors, Vance Havener said: 'it is one of the  ironies of ministry that the very man who works in God's name is often hardest put to find time for God.

The parents of Jesus lost Him in the Church, and they were not the last ones to lose Him there.

Ray Ortlund said : ' we must first be fully committed to Christ, then to one another in Christ and finally to the work of Christ in the world.

The best way to keep your priorities in place is to make prayer and God's word  your top priority.

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