You Have Enough Time, But There Isn't a Moment to Spare
NewTime is short. But it’s not too short to fulfill our calling. Psalm 139 shows we have enough time, but there's not a moment to waste.
Articles on the theology and practicals of stewarding your time well for God’s glory.
Time is short. But it’s not too short to fulfill our calling. Psalm 139 shows we have enough time, but there's not a moment to waste.
Principles for choosing the best planner to help you manage your time and attention.
A step-by-step plan for when you're overwhelmed and overcommitted.
Tiny pockets of time—5, 10, 15 minutes—they add up. Don’t believe me? Just look at your screen time report on your phone.
What does the Bible say about recreation and leisure? How do we enjoy our downtime to the glory of God?
What do you do if your biggest issue isn't laziness, but that you can't get yourself to stop working when you should?
You manage your time based on the outcome you want to achieve. So, how does the fact that we will live for eternity transform how we manage our time in this life?
Five simple strategies for getting more done for the glory of God.
A dead-simple weekly review strategy for Christians who want to get more done. Follow this step-by-step plan to more intentionally steward your weeks.
Working from home provides greater flexibility, but it also comes with it’s fair share of temptations. How can Christians best glorify God through remote work?
At creation, God exemplified a pattern for our work days. And even with the curse, there is still a satisfaction that comes from the completeness of a day of work.
Your reputation says a lot about you. What would it look like if you were known as someone who used their time wisely?
Lack of preparation is the main reason people fall off the wagon with their morning routines. Here are three things you should do to prepare for your morning routine so you can be more consistent.
Our leisure hours present a huge stewardship opportunity. Here are some ways to use this time well for God's glory.
Obviously, every week doesn’t go as planned. But having a definition of a “normal week” prevents you from coming to those paralyzing moments where you look at all you could be doing and ask yourself, “What should I do next?”
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Morning Routine Planner
Simple steps for starting a God-honoring day, with room for Scripture, prayer, and a plan for your day.
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The 5×5 Focus Fix
Reset your attention span with five habits over the next five days. Includes a distraction log, checklists, and reflection questions.
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The Commitment Audit
A step-by-step worksheet for when you're overwhelmed and overcommitted.
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The MacArthur Bible Reading Plan
Read through the New Testament over about three years, with a printable tracker that breaks each book into daily readings.
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Redeeming Productivity Academy
Get clear. Get organized. Get consistent.
A 9-week course that helps you build a God-honoring system for your time, goals, and habits, with a community to help you stick with it.
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Waypoints for Groups
Take your small group, Sunday school class, or Bible study through 9 weeks on biblical productivity and time management. One purchase of $250 covers the whole group.
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Christian Productivity Planner
Replace all your productivity apps with one tool. Tasks, goals, prayer, Bible reading, and notes in one Notion workspace. Included with the Academy.
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Waypoints Goal Planner
A planner for setting God-honoring goals and tracking your progress. Available in hardcover, spiral bound, or digital.
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You Don't Need More Time
How to schedule your week in light of eternity. A battle-tested strategy for managing your time well, without guilt trips or hustle culture.
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Redeeming Productivity
Getting More Done for the Glory of God. Understand the basics of personal productivity from a biblical worldview.
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