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John 19:28-30

Message No. 0761 | Twitter @GodandUs | www.wisdom-speaks.ca

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In project management, we are taught that every project is like a living thing, having a life of its own, with a start date and an end date. Therefore, any activity that is continuous, with no sign of ending, is an operation and not a project. Further, we are taught that every project has three main constraints: the scope of work, the time it should take, and the cost of completing the project. How these constraints are managed for the successful delivery of a project is what separates a good project manager from others.

 

As early as the age of 12, Jesus Christ left no one in doubt about His mission. When Mary and Joseph unintentionally left Him behind in Jerusalem after completing the Passover festival, they were frantic, knowing the weight of their errors. And when they eventually found Him, they expected Him to be apologetic for having stayed behind and caused them the heartache of thinking that they had lost Him.