In our zeal to be good stewards of our time, we can miss the wisdom of the Bible. We end up running headlong down a path that we think is correct, but we just get further away from where we should be. Such is the case with chronos and kairos. Both are Greek words which mean time, but they imply different things. Chronos refers to minutes and seconds. It refers to time as a measurable resource. Kairos means an appointed time, an opportune moment, or a due season. It is the word used for time in Ephesians 5:16.

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