Learning to prioritize is one of the most important skills a person can acquire. This is true of a mom trying to figure out how to balance school, work, and family schedules, or a teacher grading papers, working on lesson plans and trying to find time for family, or a manager trying to fit in training, supervision, planning and getting one’s own work done. When you have multiple things vying for your time, how do you choose what’s most important? Let me ask you the same thing of the Christian life. What’s most important to you? Is it prayer or ...