Sep 7, 2026 · 38 min · 14 segments
“Classes have started, assignments are due, and midterms feel like they are just around the corner already, and there’s not enough time to do it all!!!” True statement – there is not enough time to do…
Marcus CainGuestMatthewHostlisteners are now adding a few hours a day of classes to their schedule that have not been there for the past couple of months.
Added to that will be homework.
They want to have some time to read and pray.
They want to be with the church when it meets together.
They want to have some time to exercise or have some fun.
Maybe they've got a part-time job, too.
it can feel like there are a lot
And the question is, how are you going to keep it all in a good, healthy order? How to keep perspective? What all is on your calendar? How do you arrange your week or your semester or your year? If we were to open up your phone calendar or your desk calendar, what would we see takes priority? What shows up with frequency?
listeners are now adding a few hours a day of classes to their schedule that have not been there for the past couple of months.
Added to that will be homework.
They want to have some time to read and pray.
They want to be with the church when it meets together.
They want to have some time to exercise or have some fun.
Maybe they've got a part-time job, too.
it can feel like there are a lot
And the question is, how are you going to keep it all in a good, healthy order? How to keep perspective? What all is on your calendar? How do you arrange your week or your semester or your year? If we were to open up your phone calendar or your desk calendar, what would we see takes priority? What shows up with frequency?
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