Finding Balance: Time Management for Busy Christians

Life can feel overwhelming when you’re juggling family, work, and spiritual commitments. As Christians, we want to honor our responsibilities without losing sight of what matters most—our faith and relationships. So, how can you manage your time effectively?

Start by prioritizing your tasks. David Allen, author of Getting Things Done, emphasizes the importance of organizing your responsibilities. Make a list of what needs to be done and categorize tasks by urgency. This helps you focus on what truly matters each day.

Consider using free tools like Trello or Todoist. These apps allow you to create to-do lists and set reminders, making it easier to stay on track. Plus, they’re user-friendly, so you can get started right away.

Another helpful strategy is to block out time for specific activities. Set aside moments for family meals, personal prayer, or even quiet time with a good book. This not only keeps you organized but also ensures you invest time in your spiritual growth and family relationships.

Lastly, don’t forget to be flexible. Life can throw unexpected challenges your way. Allow yourself grace and adapt your plans as needed. Remember, it’s okay to ask for help or delegate tasks when you feel overwhelmed.

To make things easier, download a free weekly planner template on Canva. It provides a structured way to visualize your commitments and helps you create a balanced schedule that aligns with your values.

Incorporating these time management strategies can lead to a more peaceful and fulfilling life. By prioritizing your tasks and using helpful tools, you can find the balance you seek.

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I Witnessed A Demon Guarding A Very Famous Celebrity's Bedroom! | Carol Juniel | Deep Believer

Carol Juniel's Call and Ministry

• Carol Juniel shares her experiences with angels and demons, and how God called her to do certain things, including soul-winning, with a specific calling on her life 03:35

• Carol recounts a story about a woman named Helen Allen, who she was instructed by God to go and get, and bring to Him, despite Helen's initial reluctance 04:27

• Carol also shares a story about a woman with knives, who she was urged by God to visit, and how she went to the woman's house almost every day for three weeks, with the support of her pastor, to help the woman who was struggling with depression and demonic spirits 09:10

Helping a Woman with Knives

• A lady was helped by God through the narrator's visits to her house, and she eventually got saved, went back to school, and improved her life 11:24.

• The lady had been depressed and had knives around her, but after being prayed for by the pastor, she was set free from her depression and became a follower of God 12:23.

Leading People to God

• The guest was instructed by God to go to another person's house, get on their knees, and ask the person to be their friend, which led to the person giving their life to God and becoming a preacher 15:17.

Doing God's Work and Facing Demons

• The speaker discusses her experiences with God and how they are called to do God's work, emphasizing the importance of doing things God's way 21:27.

• The person shares a story about visiting a family where the husband was not saved, and God led them to have a conversation that ultimately resulted in the husband giving his life to the Lord, after which a demon appeared in their car 24:35.

• The person describes the demon as a hideous-looking being with a body, head, eyes, and ears, and recounts the conversation they had with the demon, who told them not to talk about Jesus 29:12.

Ministry in Cook County Jail

• The speaker was instructed by God to visit a prisoner at Cook County Jail in Chicago, and they were initially scared but calmed down after two angelic beings appeared in the elevator 33:14.

• The prisoner, who was a famous person, was told by the visitor that God would set him free, and the visitor was given instructions by God on what to say to the prisoner 35:41.

• The prisoner was eventually set free, and the visitor was involved in the process, which was a year-long journey that required obedience to God's instructions 37:08.

Healing an NFL Player

• A famous NFL player, who was extremely well-known in the 80s and 90s, had gotten ill and was at home, where a demon was guarding his bedroom door 42:07.

• The demon was rebuked in the name of Jesus, and the player, who was on his deathbed, got up and went to church, where he gave his life to the Lord 43:53.

• The player's life was under threat from people who were trying to curse him, and two demons were guarding his door, but God intervened and protected him 45:25.

Open Rebuke and Self-Reflection

• The concept of open rebuke in the church is discussed, with the idea that it can be warranted in certain situations, but also often done without proper consideration or God's permission 53:13.

• The importance of self-reflection and recognizing one's own flaws is emphasized, rather than solely focusing on the mistakes of others, with the example of David from the Bible being used to illustrate this point 56:52.

Preparing for Spiritual Service

• For those who want to be active in the spiritual realm and serve God, the advice is to ensure they are saved, sanctified, and truly ready to be used by God, with the warning that being used by God can come with challenges and consequences 58:18.

Closing Prayer and Invitation

• A prayer is being said to bless the listeners and guide them to give their lives to God 01:03:36

• Carol Juniel is being thanked for sharing stories and Jesus with the audience, and is invited to share any last statements 01:03:59

• Carol Juniel mentions having a book coming out soon and encourages listeners to pray and give their lives to Jesus Christ 01:04:13