Date: 2024-01-29
AO: thefarm
Q: Trolley
PAX: Infinity, Matthew – Running Man, Lumbergh, Firehead, Moneyball, Squatter, Sparky, F-No FNGs: None
COUNT: 9
WARMUP:
SSH 20, Arm Circles 10 each, Don Quixotes 10, Cherry Pickers 10, WMH 10, Mosey around the fields
THE THANG:
4 corners – riffle carry to each corner
1. 10 burpees
2. 40 curls
3. 40 overhead press
4. 40 coupon swings
Repeat
30, 20, other exercises
MARY:
30 Flutter kicks
30 Freddie Mercury’s
100 LBC’s
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
COT:
We talked about Jesus’ instructions in the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 18. There, Jesus instructs on how to deal with disagreements. First, go alone to talk it out and resolve the conflict. If that doesn’t work, take a wise mediator (or two) to help offer perspective. The third option is to bring the offender before the community (shame). However, if they say sorry you forgive and welcome that person back into the fold. Peter isn’t ok with this. He essentially asks, okay, what if that guy comes and asks for forgiveness? How many times do I have to forgive him? Jesus responds that the answer isn’t 7 (a complete number) but seventy-seven times (KJV says seven times seven times equaling 490). That’s an absurd number, beyond “reasonableness”. That is intentional because the number of times God forgives us isn’t just seven; it’s many times more. Thank goodness God doesn’t only give us seven chances. Nelson Mandela famously said, “Not forgiving is like drinking poison and expecting someone else to die.” We do ourselves harm, not just the other person when we withhold forgiveness. We concluded with a short prayer asking for help to hold onto the things we should but to let go of the things we shouldn’t hold onto.
Tags: thefarm, Infinity, Matthew – Running Man, Lumbergh, Firehead, Moneyball, Squatter, Sparky, F-No
