All you've got is today. You can't change yesterday, and tomorrow isn't yours yet. Still, most people treat time as if it were free, then wonder where the week, the year, the decade went.
What if time is a currency God hands you each morning to exchange for something you don't have yet? Then a good life is not a matter of luck. It is a matter of what goes into a single day.
Pastor Steve Cioccolanti, a pastor, author and father who fits a church, a travel schedule and a writing desk into the same 24 hours everyone else gets, breaks a perfect day down into 12 ingredients. This first part lays the foundation: the ingredients that belong to the start of the day, before it gets busy.
You'll discover:
Why time is a currency, and what it buys
The first three ingredients of a perfect day
How Paul's "redeem the time" becomes a daily template
If you keep asking "where did my day go?", this teaching is for you. Press play and build tomorrow's habit today.
