Happy Wednesday! I hope your week has been productive. I’m sure you’re curious about the title, “Scheduled Appointments.”
Often we schedule medical, spa, business meetings, hair and leisure appointments, just to name a few. Special time is allotted when the appointment is scheduled. Generally, it’s also requested that you should arrive a few minutes prior to your appointment. Arrangements are normally made to make the scheduled appointment—with technology, reminders are set, just to ensure that appointment is set and confirmed.
A month ago, sitting in Starbucks, I heard, “We need more time aside from our regular time.” At that moment, I thought, “Scheduled appointments,” aside from my normal time with God. I’d like to encourage each of you to set a reminder in your phone or calendar…just for God. Make a point to have a standing appointment, maybe a weekly recap, a one-on-one, or whatever you’d like to call it. There are somethings we’d dare miss, because it’s a part of our daily routine. Take time, then make time.
Today, I’d like to inspire you to set aside a reminder to alert you for your scheduled appointment with your creator. Pray about it. There may be something you want direction or advice on…and He’s waiting on you. Somethings you can only go to the source for, which eliminates unnecessary chatter. Guess what, He will not charge you should you need to reschedule. Schedule an appointment, then make it a habit, once it’s a habit, it will become a lifestyle. Your scheduled appointment will become a divine appointment.
Four reasons scheduled appointments have purpose:
- Elimination of procrastination and promote productivity (filters distractions).
- Enables a focused mindset to get things done in a specific time.
- Embrace priorities (What’s important to you?).
- Empowers you to see what you can’t do alone and what’s possible with Him.
Seek the Kingdom of God above all else, and live righteously, and he will give you everything you need. -Matthew 6:33 NLT
Inspire someone today!
A Word from Chelseia 
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