Procrastination is a common practice of mine. I'll wait 'til the last minute to do my homework, clean my room, go out for coffee, call my friends, do my taxes... get the picture? Well, I'm slowly realizing that it's not the healthiest practice. Though I seem to work best under pressure, I'm increasing stress levels and decreasing social time at an incredible rate. I'm never on a consistent schedule -- which I'm usually okay with. Today is different because I was told I'd have this pharmacology test about four months ago and I haven't been studying. I've decided to cram for this test-- wish me luck. If I get any lower than an 85%, it's considered failing the test. What a grading scale, eh?! I suppose I wouldn't want a nurse that didn't know at least 85% of common medications used in hospitals. Pray for me!
An after thought on procrastination -- it's never to early to start praying for people. I started to journal my prayers for people over a year ago and it's been incredible what God has done in those lives over the last year. He answers prayer -- He answers yes AND no. Praying in His will has sprouted a new kind of faith in me. Praise God for what He's done in the last year. I've continued to pray for these people but then I realized that there are plenty of people I see on a daily or weekly basis that are lacking in my prayer life. I work in a child care and I have shamefully failed to bring these children's names to His throne. Yes, there's a focus on the youth and this generation, but what of the next one? Nobody is too small or oung to change the world and to glorify Christ. Jesus said to let the little children come to Him, let's bring them to Him in our prayers that they might fall into His arms and under the shadow of His wings now rather than later -- all in His will! AMEN