What’s the Time? calls pastors to preach spiritual urgency through the question of how we use our days. Drawing from Romans 13:11–13, this message challenges listeners to awaken from spiritual sleep. It asks the congregation to consider its relationship with God and respond while opportunity remains.

What’s the Time? connects the use of time with choices and personal responsibility. The sermon introduces the principle of sowing and reaping, then turns toward the decisions believers make now. This gives preachers an approach to addressing delay, excuses, and the habit of putting spiritual matters aside.

The outline follows Paul’s language about knowing the time and recognizing that salvation is nearer. These phrases provide a preaching progression. Pastors can use them to help listeners examine complacency without losing sight of the hope found in Jesus and the invitation to walk honestly before Him.

What’s the Time? also considers the brevity of life and the expectation of Christ’s return. References from Luke and Romans reinforce the need for readiness. The message encourages a response of repentance and faith, inviting people to value eternal life above the temporary concerns that can consume their attention.

A closing reflection on life’s changing seasons broadens the application. There are times to build, mourn, speak, listen, and act. Within those changes, believers must decide how they will respond to God. This makes the sermon useful for a renewed commitment service or a message about spiritual priorities.

Preach What’s the Time? when your congregation needs a timely call to wakefulness and faithful living. Invite listeners to stop postponing the response they already know they need to make. What’s the Time? offers pastors a straightforward appeal to seek God, listen to His direction, and use the days ahead with purpose, remembering that each opportunity to obey and serve deserves attention today.