Our theme scripture is a response the Lord Jesus gave the disciples while discussing about a man who was born blind. "While it is day" means while you have the opportunity as granted and permitted of the Lord. There are times and seasons in life as orchestrated and permitted of the Lord, and it is vital for you to discern those. Ecclesiastes 3:1 clearly declares, "There is a time and a season to everything in the earth". 1 Chronicles 12:32 informs us of the children of Issachar saying, "And of the children of Issachar, which were men that had understanding of the times, to know what Israel ought to do". They understood the times and they advised Israel on what to do in every time. This was a great advantage to Israel. God doesn't want us regret in life in missing divine opportune times. Ephesians 5:16 instructs, "Redeem the time", which means make the most of the time. Don't allow God given opportunities slip off your fingers. Israel did not know the time of her visitation when Christ came (Luke 19:44). They rejected Him and as a nation that season opportunity will appear again after 2,000 years. Don't allow that to happen to you.

When Jesus said, "The night cometh when no man can wake" in our theme scripture it signifies that certain seasons may come to a close. Be wise to use the time efficiently. Proverbs 10:5 states that a wise son does not sleep in the time of the harvest. This shows that seizing divine opportunities is wisdom. Sometimes it could be such special opportune times of prayer. Sometimes it could be special opportune times to learn certain things. It could be opportunities for investment in business or education. Don't blindly pass by without making the most of the season.

Insensitivity, complacency and laziness are costly. Allow God's wisdom to function in you. The wisdom of God brings us the insight into the seasons and the times and guides us on what to do.