This sermon, "If I Have Nothing Else to Do: A Christian's Prioritization Problem," challenges believers to examine their commitment to spending time with God, both individually and corporately. In a world filled with distractions and endless responsibilities, Christians often neglect the most essential practice: prayer. The sermon emphasizes the importance of prioritizing time with God, not only in private devotion but also in communal worship and fellowship. It encourages believers to make prayer and gathering with fellow Christians a non-negotiable part of their lives, reminding them that when we say we have "nothing else to do," it should never mean neglecting the intimate relationship we are called to have with God and one another.