Do I have to be here?

THE SCENE: The Lair: 72F Raining

F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER

WARM-O-RAMA:

Side Straddle hop x 20 IC

Merkin x 20 IC

Arm Circles 20 Forward

Arm Circles 20 Backwards

Daisy Picker 20 IC

Hillbillies 20 IC

THA-THANG:

Mosey around the lake to the gazebo

On the bench:

50 Pushups

50 Triceps extensions

50 Squats

Mosey to the playground

On the picnic tables:

50 pullups

50 pushups

50 Jump squats

Mosey to first turf field:

Bear Crawl 50 yards

Karaoke 50 yards

Mosey to park storage building:

2 people held balls to the wall while 1 person performed 5 burpees for 1 round

Mosey to StartEx:

 

MARY:

Flutter Kick x 20 IC

Hello Dolly x 20 IC

Captain Thor x 4 IC

LBC’s x 20 IC

Big Boy Situps  x 20 IC

COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
C-Lo,  Willie Loman-Maestro from Indy  FNG- Sprinkler Ball

 

MOLESKIN:

It was raining and I did not really want to be out but was pleasantly surprised when no regulars shoed up but we had a Willie Loman from Indy and an FNG.

CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:

Facing Truth

“Teach me your way, O LORD, that I may walk in your truth; unite my heart to fear your name.” Psalm 86:11

Facing up to the truth always produces a loss of some kind of income, a pastime you enjoy, your image in the community, a wrong relationship, or the companionship of certain friends.  Jesus knows a man must risk, but He also knows what’s waiting on the other side: “For whoever wants to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for me and for gospel will save it” (Mark 8:35).

When we are confronted with the truth about where God wants us to go in our spiritual journey, we can choose the paths that leads to health, wholeness, and God’s glory.  Furthermore, we then have the confidence and humility to keep making the needed adjustments for Him.

God is in the business of confronting us for our benefit, to heal us from our bondage to whatever, guilt, shame, depression, and hatever brings us into self-absorption.  These surgeries of the soul require faith in the Surgeon and His promised outcomes.  Those who accept “going under the knife” often make the necessary changes to turn things around in their lives.

Winston Churchill once said, “Personally, I am always ready to learn although I do not always like to be taught.”  His point is that coming under the direction of another person has it‘s own built-in tension, despite the value of the truth to be discovered from the experience.  At least Churchill was being honest. Seeing and accepting truth requires action, but action – doing something – often produces tension.

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