In much of the world the birth of Jesus of Nazareth or Jesus Christ has been taken as the "zero" point or beginning of our era, and we use the letters a.c (before Christ) to differentiate certain events. Thanks to time, we can organize events sequentially: a past, a present and a future. We generally use the calendar and the clock as the main instruments to measure time.
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God commands us to use our time wisely (Colossians 4: 5, Ephesians 5: 15-16). Perhaps in our day to day we are present these words? Are we aware of what it means to know how to use time?
Many poets and thinkers also consider time as the most incalculable treasure that human beings have. That is why we should know that time does not forgive, does not wait, simply happens and then unintentionally punishes us. At the time I sing to him, at the time I write to him, to that time that leaves, that escapes inexorably taking with himself the childhood, the youth, to the dear beings that we do not enjoy.
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That is what God's words about taking advantage of time are. Let us not leave without living in harmony with ourselves and our fellow men, fulfilling the will of God, enjoying our loved ones being alive and giving value to shared moments, and all do not waste time in feeding bad feelings that obscure our soul.
In Matthew 2: 7-21 we can see how God has complete control of time. The Lord never acts before his time (Matthew 8: 28-30) so we must always be prepared for his coming. Being prepared does not mean that God is going to tell us the day of his coming (Matthew 16: 1-4), and every day we must do what pleases God.
Knowing the will of God can help us to distribute our time in what God wants us to do, knowing that He always gives us opportunities to do everything in his time, without forgetting that we must include preparing ourselves for certain things that He himself demands of us.
Come dear friends of 
Contributed by @ nashilda17