loolalooh
Well-Known Member
Strange question, but I have to ask ...
How do you divide between your hobbies (e.g., movies, going out with friends, etc.) and your quiet time (i.e., time spent with God and in the Word). Do you feel guilty when you go on a movie date with your girlfriends but you're behind on your personal bible study? Or let's say, you're on top of your personal bible study but you forsake spending more time with the Lord (after all, should we place a limit on how much time we spend with Him) to attend happy hour with your friends? Or do you make sure your hobbies are God-filled so that this "issue" doesn't even exist?
NOTE: The "hobbies" I'm dealing with are not overtly worldly but not exactly God-filled (i.e., not spiritually fulfilling, not an opportunity for me to evangelize, etc.). For example: happy hour, karaoke, movies.erplexed
I have a pseudo answer, but I'm really curious to hear your thoughts on this ...
How do you divide between your hobbies (e.g., movies, going out with friends, etc.) and your quiet time (i.e., time spent with God and in the Word). Do you feel guilty when you go on a movie date with your girlfriends but you're behind on your personal bible study? Or let's say, you're on top of your personal bible study but you forsake spending more time with the Lord (after all, should we place a limit on how much time we spend with Him) to attend happy hour with your friends? Or do you make sure your hobbies are God-filled so that this "issue" doesn't even exist?
NOTE: The "hobbies" I'm dealing with are not overtly worldly but not exactly God-filled (i.e., not spiritually fulfilling, not an opportunity for me to evangelize, etc.). For example: happy hour, karaoke, movies.erplexed
I have a pseudo answer, but I'm really curious to hear your thoughts on this ...