06/23/2026
If your current pace and priorities continued unchanged for the next five years, what kind of person would you become, and is that who you want to be?
There is a prayer tucked inside Psalm 90 that is easy to read past. Moses asks God to teach us to number our days so that we might gain a heart of wisdom. It sounds simple, but it is actually one of the most countercultural requests a person can make. We live in a world that encourages us to avoid thinking about limits. We act as though time is unlimited, as though there will always be a better season to slow down, to prioritize what matters, to invest in the people we love. But later has a way of becoming never. Numbering your days is not about becoming morbid or anxious. It is about becoming awake. It is about letting the reality of a finite life sharpen your focus on what is actually worth your energy. When you understand that your days are a gift, you begin to steward them differently. You have been given today. Not a guarantee of tomorrow, but today. That is enough to make one meaningful choice, to take one step toward what matters most. Wisdom is not reserved for people with more time. It is available to anyone willing to pay attention.
'Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.' - Psalm 90:12
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