Here it is, the start of a new work week. I’m sitting in my somewhat- messy kitchen, getting the “next thing” done–writing today’s blog post. This past weekend I was privileged to attend a conference at my in-laws’ church. What a wonderful experience to hear two godly women, one with Parkinson’s disease, one with a son recovering from a heart transplant, speak about their faith. But now . . . guess what? I need to put some of that great teaching into practice. Otherwise, to use an analogy I’ve heard many times, I’ll be like the Dead Sea. Know why that body of water is so salty, so devoid of life? . . .
“Do the Next Thing”
Here it is, the start of a new work week. I’m sitting in my somewhat- messy kitchen, getting the “next thing” done–writing today’s blog post. This past weekend I was privileged to attend a conference at my in-laws’ church. What a wonderful experience to hear two godly women, one with Parkinson’s disease, one with a son recovering from a heart transplant, speak about their faith. But now . . . guess what? I need to put some of that great teaching into practice. Otherwise, to use an analogy I’ve heard many times, I’ll be like the Dead Sea. Know why that body of water is so salty, so devoid of life? . . .
Working, working….
Well said!