Welcome to the in touch podcast with Charles Stanley for Monday, August 12th.

You've probably felt like it would be helpful if you just had a couple more hours in the day.

While you can't stretch the daylight, today's life principles

message shows you how to maximize the hours you do have.

You see, we wear it on our wrist most of the time

and we hang it on our wrist most of the time and we hang it on the wall and more than likely

you've got more than one clock and one calendar in your home. Why are we so hung up about time? Because time is very precious

and we should be investing every minute of it. That doesn't mean I got to be busy

every minute because rest is an investment time. You ever thought

about at the end of the day asking yourself the question and I'm sure you have?

What have I really accomplished today? What have I really been doing all day long? Everything about our

life's wrapped up in time. Now when I think about that and I think about the life

of Jesus and how he lived out his life.

You say, well, was he interested in time?

Yes, he was.

Think about this.

From the time he was 30, he only had a thousand days to perform the greatest, most important, miraculous, far-reaching

event in all of human history. and that is at Calvary.

Calvary was a very short period of time.

When it came to the fact they nailed him there, he hanged there for a while and he died. Most important thing in his thousand days

was that event. And then of course he was resurrected. Jesus was not anxious. Jesus was a man of prayer.

And here's what I've discovered.

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