Illustrations About Priorities

Bad Priorities

I’ll Be Gone in the Dark (HBO Documentary Films, 2020) is a true crime series, based on the bestselling book by the late Michelle McNamara, that

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Priorities

Although seen by many people, the often-used visual prop depicting prioritieskept in the correct order versus incorrect order is powerful and unforgettable. Todo this, you

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Time For God

One writer broke down the average time spent on typical daily routines for an American including sleeping, eating, using the bathroom, working and schooling, commuting,

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Priority Of Christmas

The 2000 film version of How the Grinch Stole Christmas stars comedian Jim Carrey (directed by Ron Howard [Universal Pictures, 2000]). The movie asks what

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Rage Cleaning

The following blog post is a tongue-in-cheek explanation of rage cleaning, and while we aren’t sure Martha is in fact “rage cleaning” while Mary sits

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Treasure Hunter Sermon Illustration

Treasure Hunters

In June of 2020, the news broke that buried treasure had been found in the Rocky Mountains. The story as it unfolded was almost impossible to

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True Health Sermon Illustration

True Health

We spend a lot of money on fitness and well-being—$828 billion globally in 2018. Being mindful of our physical wellness is important. The Mayo Clinic

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Freedom In Love

Keller writes, “What is the environment that liberates us if we confine ourselves to it, like water liberates the fish? Love. Love is the most liberating

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Flight Plan

Bruce Feiler shares some insights into family life in his article, ‘Want to Give Your Family Value and Purpose?’. ‘Good families—even great families—are off track

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The Main Thing

When babies are born, they don’t spend any time worrying about where their clothes, food, and shelter are going to come from.

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Spending Wisely

Oftentimes, parents will guide their little children with their purchase decisions. A child may have $1.50 to spend at the dollar store

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