The document discusses time management from a Christian perspective. It emphasizes that Christians should make the most of their time as the days are evil. It provides statistics on how Americans spend their time and encourages planning each day to avoid wasting time. Important priorities include relationships with God, family, ministry, and health, while gossip, fashion, and idleness are not important. The document notes that Jesus prioritized time with God, with disciples, and in ministry. It concludes with principles like giving God the first of the day and avoiding procrastination.

1. Time
Management
In Christian Perspective
By,
S. Asap Singh

2. Time Management
work
family
school
friends
devotion
exercise
Intimacy
vacation
church
God
self

3. Ephesians 5:15-16
Therefore be careful how you
walk, not as unwise (wo)men but
as wise, Making the most of your
time, because the days are evil.

4. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics
8.8 hours
7.6 hours
1 hour
1 hour
1.3 hours
4.3 hours

5. •Plan out your day. Any time you don’t account for is
time you are prone to waste.
•Find the proper motivations for every part of your
day. Your motivation will keep you on target when your
will falls you.
•Implement your plan. In order for a vision to be
manifested it must be written & ran.
• Keep your eye on the clock. skill and timing are
equally important.
•Stay in Control. Eliminate unfavorable variances, they
give you an excuse to kill time.

6. Important
Your Relationship With God
Family- Spouse & Children
The Ministry of God
Health - Meals,
Rest,
Exercise
Career, Education & Financial
Not Important
Latest Gossip
Fashion
Appearances
Social Activities
Idleness
Loitering

7. 1. Time with God. His meeting at dawn with the
Father.
2. Time with His disciples. Walking, talking, eating,
going to weddings and to the synagogue to worship.
3. Time for ministry. Preaching, teaching and
healing and feeding souls.

8. 1. If we give God the first of our day He will
orchestrate the remainder of it.
2. Punctuality is a sign of respect & honor.
3. Time lost can never be regained.
4. Time is lost in small quantities.
5. Procrastination is the thief of time.
6. A wise man does at once what fool does at last.
7. When we waste others time we are stealing from
them.

9. Ecclesiastes 12:13-14
13 The conclusion, when all has been heard,
is: fear God and keep His commandments,
because this applies to every person.
14 For God will bring every act to judgment,
everything which is hidden, whether it is good
or evil.

10. Thank You