An (unsigned) editorial by R. A. Torrey in the September 1916 edition of Biola’s King’s Business shares a story about a busy pastor learning a lesson about time management. Seven resignations in one day is pretty inspirational (though in retrospect the better part of wisdom would have been knowing how to say no in the first place).
I especially like the line from Stalker, “As soon as the devil sees a young minister likely to be of use in the kingdom of God he gets on his back and rides him to death with engagements.”
