Attending the Wellington Elementary Parade
You're stuck at home. Eating. Watching TV, movies, scrolling social media, and playing video games. Here are three daily coronavirus goals you can complete - so you're not sitting on the couch all day thinking the world is coming to an end.
1). Use your telephone. I've been on the phone more this week than in a long time. When you call someone ask, "What are you up to?" "Do you know of anyone sick?" "Is there anything you need or I can pray for?" Instead of thinking of yourself at home, call someone and invest in them.
2). It's now Spring - which means it's time to clean. You need to clean out the garage, clean out your closet, cut the grass, plant flowers, paint the kitchen, walk the dog - make a donation to Goodwill (they're probably closed). The garbage man still runs, he'll pick-up your trash. Whenever things return to normal, folks should have immaculate houses and yards. As I type this, it's 80 degrees here in Lexington - perfect cleaning weather.
3). Spend extended time reading your Bible. There's never been a better time to catch-up on reading. Have you ever wanted to read the Bible from Genesis to Revelation - cover to cover. Why not start tonight? Beginning in April, Broadway will begin reading one chapter of Proverbs a day.
Coronavirus Goals: Call Someone, Clean Something, Cover to Cover God's Word.
1). Use your telephone. I've been on the phone more this week than in a long time. When you call someone ask, "What are you up to?" "Do you know of anyone sick?" "Is there anything you need or I can pray for?" Instead of thinking of yourself at home, call someone and invest in them.
2). It's now Spring - which means it's time to clean. You need to clean out the garage, clean out your closet, cut the grass, plant flowers, paint the kitchen, walk the dog - make a donation to Goodwill (they're probably closed). The garbage man still runs, he'll pick-up your trash. Whenever things return to normal, folks should have immaculate houses and yards. As I type this, it's 80 degrees here in Lexington - perfect cleaning weather.
3). Spend extended time reading your Bible. There's never been a better time to catch-up on reading. Have you ever wanted to read the Bible from Genesis to Revelation - cover to cover. Why not start tonight? Beginning in April, Broadway will begin reading one chapter of Proverbs a day.
Coronavirus Goals: Call Someone, Clean Something, Cover to Cover God's Word.
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