Punctuality In Faith
vs. tardiness
Showing respect for others by doing the right thing at the right time
To practice Punctuality I will:
- think of the impact my tardiness has on others
- prepare for unexpected delays
- do my work ahead of time
- plan a daily schedule and stick to it
- not fall into the trap of “just one more”
“Our Precious Moments”
-Jill W Tomey
For the person of Faith, punctuality goes beyond just showing up on time. We are accountable to God for how we use our time. It requires a respect for time in that we spend our precious moments on those things that God has deemed important. It means putting Godly things ahead of worldly things. It is giving our first fruits: the first minutes of our day, the first dollars of our paycheck, and the first day of the week to Him. We all have been given a precious gift of time. None of us know how much time we have left so it is important that we use it wisely.
How will your punctuality show respect for God and others?
Archived Bulletins on Punctuality:
Character Helps
1-Minute Testimonials
Too Late For Restaurant Waiter
Benedict, Father Western Monasticism
To Test A Missionary Candidate
5-Minute Studies
The Holiness of The Appointed Time
Children and Family Resources
Character Materials For Children
4-Minute Sermons
Are You Investing With Timeliness?
Bulletin Inserts
- What Does It Mean To Have Punctuality?
- Mr./Mrs.Bob/Trisha Hicks, Missionaries Benefits of Practicing Punctuality
- Schedules Encourage Punctuality
- Benefits of A Schedule
- Timing, Rhythm and Efficiency
- God’s Timing Is Everything
- Punctuality Checkup
- Your Punctuality In Review
- Benefits To Practicing Monthly Character Qualities
- Benefits To Others (Abbreviated)
- Benefits To The Christian (Abbreviated)
- Benefits To God (Expanded)
- Benefits To Others (Expanded)
- Benefits To The Christian – I (Expanded)
- Benefits To The Christian – II (Expanded)