How does First Harvest Ministries explain the concept of Kairos vs. Chronos time in spiritual leadership?

First Harvest Ministries teaches that chronos is ordinary, sequential time—calendars, clocks, schedules. It is where planning, structure, and consistent daily faithfulness in leadership happen.

Kairos, by contrast, is an appointed, God-ordained moment—a window of opportunity when heaven’s timing intersects with human obedience. In leadership, kairos moments often require quick discernment, courage, and a willingness to interrupt chronos plans to follow God’s prompting.

Mature spiritual leadership honors chronos (discipline, process) while staying alert to kairos (divine interruptions, strategic turning points), so God’s timing—not human routine—ultimately directs the mission.

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