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My time or His time??

Good Afternoon!!!

This is the first day of kindergarten for my daughter.  My 15 month old son Carson is home with me.  Well, since he was born, my daughter and him have been home with me for most of the day everyday.  Today I was tempted to just go on a rampage when he took a nap, he can finally take a long nap without his sister waking him out of it and I was so tempted to do all the things that I have not been able to do with my daughter at home; clean, organize, take a quick shower.  But then I realized that I didn't want to take possession of my time, I wanted to commit it to God.  This is the first day of a new season for me, and before I decide what I'm going to do with the time that I have, I want to commit it all to God. 

It's like the tithe, many times we already have plans for our money before we get it.  But if we give it to God first, we have to believe He will perform the supernatural with the rest of it. 

My devotion today was Psalm 118:28

Psalm 118:28

New International Version (NIV)
28 You are my God, and I will praise you;
    you are my God, and I will exalt you.
 
 
I may not smell too good right now, but I say "God I give my time to you first"
My house may not be the cleanest, but I say "God I give my time to you first"
I have projects to finish around the house, but I say God I give my time to you first"
 
 
 

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