Time

“And then he kind of gets very poetic here. He says, there's a time to be born, and there's a time to die. There's a time to plant, and there's a time to pluck up what is planted. There's a time to kill, and a time to heal. There's a time to break down and there's a time to build up. There's a time to weep and there's a time to laugh. There's a time to mourn and there's a time to dance. There's a time to cast away stones and a time to gather stones together. There's a time to embrace and a time to refrain from embracing.”

“Charles Buxton said, you will never find time for anything. If you want time, you have to make it. Do you make time to be with God? Do you make time to read his word? Do you make time to pray? Take time to be alone. Number two, make time to share. I just talked about making time. One of the things we have to make time for in life is making time for our relationship.”

“It is now dubbed one of the worst presidential debates in history. The editorial board of the New York Times has called upon the president to step out of the race.”

“God is not bound by time, and he stands outside of time, but he has purpose-specific purposes in time. And so the first thing that I want you to see in how this kind of message is going to flow today is I want us to first see God's providential timing of the first Christmas. Then I want to back up and I want to talk about how our timing and God's timing are often at odds. And then I want to end the message very practically today with giving you some encouragement of what it means to wait on God, right?”