Welcome back to the Coffee and Bible Time podcast.

For those that may be listening for the first time, our podcast is an offshoot from our main platform YouTube.

Our channel is called Coffee and Bible Time where our goal is to help people delight in God's Word and thrive in Christian living.

We also have a website in storefront with Bible studies, prayer journals, courses, and more.

And I'm so excited to tell you about our brand new, in-depth Bible Study Academy.

Have you always wished that you knew how to study your Bible in-depthly for yourself,

but you just don't have time to go to Bible College?

Well, join us this year as we adventure through 12 different courses designed to give you the background and the tools

to study the Bible for yourselves.

You can find out more information about the Academy on our website at coffee and bibletime.com.

I'm Mentor Mama, and today we are going to be talking about productivity in the perspective of God's

timing. You know, time management today is such a hot topic. We are all so busy trying to fit

everything that we can into our day, that time management has actually become this really, really big

industry. There's countless books and podcasts and all kinds of resources that tell us

how we can get more done in less time, which can sometimes cause us even more anxiety.

So, but what would it look like if we view the idea of efficiency through God's perspective?

Would we get the same answers to the dilemma of managing a fast-paced life with this mile-long

to-do list?

Well, our guest today, Jen Pollock-Michel, author of the book, In Good Time,

Eight Habits for Reimagining Productivity, Resisting Hurry, and Practicing Peace,

is here today to talk about how our primary call as Christians is not to practice

habits of productivity, but to practice habits of fruitfulness that lead us into faithfulness

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