There is time for all things

We live in a time when everything has to be for yesterday, but when we look at the Word of God in Ecclesiastes chapter 03 we see that there is a time for all things; there is a certain time for each purpose under heaven: "time to be born and time to die, time to plant and time to start what has been planted". In this way, at what time are we living?

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The servants of God have lived a time that is not theirs, now we are in the past, now we are in the future, but never in the present time. Because the world has led us to live in an eternal dissatisfaction. As a church of Christ we have lived a time of relative values, we want many things, we live in a constant search for personal satisfaction, it does not matter if what we want will please God or not, the important thing is that it is pleasing to ourselves. So, we are in a hurry to build our future here on Earth, but as Christians we have done almost nothing to build our eternity.

First of all, we ask: where has this haste led us? Have we built our values ​​on the rock or on the sand? Have we built our dreams in Christ or are we living a time of destruction, scattering stones that one day were piled up without any purpose?

How many times do we see such skilled people, but without any sleep, as well as, people who were called and trained, but got lost in the middle of the road with their own dreams.
If the same Word says that there is time for all things under heaven, it is important that we are living the time of the Lord for us, where we are built up in God, knowing that our sowing will be fertile and our harvest will be abundant.
Is there time for all things, but what have we done with the time that God has given us here on Earth?

Everything has its time

1 Everything has its time, and everything that is wanted under heaven has its time.

2 Time to be born, and time to die; planting time, and time to start the planting;

3 time to kill, and time to heal; a time to destroy, and a time to build;

4 time to mourn, and time to laugh; time to lament, and time to dance;

5 time to scatter stones, and time to gather stones; time to embrace, and time to refrain from embracing;

6 time to search, and time to lose; time to keep, and time to throw away;

7 time to break, and time to sew; time to keep silent, and time to speak;

8 a time to love, and a time to hate; time of war, and time of peace.