Is it possible to have your internet history reveal legalism in you? This article considers how we can adopt an attitude of works-righteousness in how we regard our time spent on the internet.

Getting things done is important to being productive. How can one learn productivity? It has much to do with having and developing organization skills. This article explains the need to have systems and tools in place in order to enhance productivity.

Getting things done is important to being productive. How can one learn a good way of productivity? Part of the question has to do with how you deal with email. This article suggest ways of managing emails so that you can do what you have to do.

Being productive is linked with mastering your time and opportunities. A way to do this is through a weekly review. This is important for maintaining your task management system established for daily functioning. Using an example, this article explains how one can go about a weekly review.

Getting things done is linked with mastering your time and opportunities. One key to this is dealing with interruptions. The article considers how to do so.

We know it would be tragic to look back on life and see that we had succeeded at all kinds of lesser things but had failed at the greater things. The only way to avoid such a failure is by learning the art of biblical productivity. This is effectively using your gifts, talents, time, energy, and enthusiasm for the good of others and the glory of God.

How do you spend your time? Working from Ephesians 5:15-17, this article shows that Christians have an obligation to manage their time wisely. The author provides practical time management tips.

Time management and planning are important because they are spiritual issues. How? You are a steward, you have limits, and God has planned good works for you. Therefore, calendar planning is a must, according to this article.

We all have 24 hours a day. How can you use your time wisely? Follow these suggested three practices for redeeming the time.

How do you set right priorities? Based on Revelation 19:6-8 this article points to five things that are celebrated in heaven and how this should help you to evaluate your priorities.

Hobbies are not inherently evil. This article lists three things that must shape the enjoyment of your hobby, and two things you must do to shape the practice of your hobby.

Productivity for the Christian is motivated by a desire to live in this world for the glory of God. This article explains that productivity requires intentionality and effectiveness.

The art of redeeming the time seems to be vanishing in this busy and fast age. In this article the author shares some ways to redeem the time, and make the best of your work, family, and recreation time.

How can you make the best use of your time? Based on Ephesians 5:15-16 this article explains that you can redeem the time by purchasing, protecting, positioning, and profiting from time.

How do you deal with time-wasters as a pastor? Essential for your time management is developing a proper way of dealing with your meetings.

This article explores how we can think about time as Christians, and how to work out what we are to do with it. It considers why God created time, and answers by way of 2 Peter 3:8-9.

Is there a biblical productivity? The book of Proverbs provides the answer to the question of productivity. This article identifies twenty-two productivity principles from Proverbs.

Having a productivity system in place does not itself guarantee productivity. This article offers five causes why one's productivity system may not be working.

Getting things done is important to being productive. How can one learn productivity? The answer is: by knowing your purpose and mission in this life.

Getting things done is important to being productive. One can learn productivity partly by defining and managing one's areas of responsibility. This article gives a practical guide to doing so.

Getting things done is important to being productive. One can learn productivity by finding the right tools. This article discusses five types of tools you need.

Getting things done is important to being productive. How can one learn productivity? This article discusses the matter of task management: dividing your tasks into different areas of responsibilities.

Getting things done is important to being productive. How can you learn a good way of productivity? Part of the question has to do with how you manage your calendar. This article discusses an effective way of calendar management.

Are you good at procrastinating? Is procrastination a problem for you? This article offers four ways to deal with it.

The heart of productivity is glorifying God by serving others. It is giving back to him what he has entrusted to each of us. This article explains that there are five things you can give to God: gifts, talents, time, energy, and enthusiasm.

Do you desire to be more productive? This article shares twenty ways in which you can improve your productivity.

Do you desire to grow in godliness? This article explains that growing in godliness is linked with the use of time. Practice the stewardship of time.

This article shares six reasons why you should think about the shortness of life.

Time is a gift from God. Therefore, our use of time matters to him. This article explains how Christians can redeem the time and avoid wasting it.

This article is about being stewards of our time. The author shares some methods of time management and how to make the most of your work, family, and recreational time.

This article discusses Luke 10:38-42, and the lessons to be learned from Martha's misplaced priorities.