We've all been asked the question, What's the matter? This question may stem from a response, a facial expression, a non-response, or just the air we give off. We all have matters, matters of life encountered each day. Matters are not necessarily negative or positive. Whether the matters are personal, professional, ministry, etc. we have them. It's important to know and understand your matters. Prioritizing your matters can alleviate a lot of stress as well as a lot of wasted time and energy. If we think back over our lives, there were matters highly prioritized that are now less important. Our current lenses may differ tremendously from our past lenses.
Weighing in on our matters can be approached by evaluating, re-evaluating, prioritizing, and re-prioritizng. This should be done periodically as matters are completed, resolved, on-going, or shifting. Some matters can interrupt our dreams and goals. It is true there are unavoidable times where matters prevail. Other times, matters co-exist with our dreams and goals which can be our reality.
Don't let your matters lead you, but lead your matters in your everyday life.
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