Date: 2026-05-27
AO: The Bullpen
Q: Trolley ,
PAX: Peloton, Trolley
FNGs:
COUNT: 2
WARMUP:
SSH x20
Arm Circles x10 each direction
Hillbillies x10
Don Quixotes x10
Cherry Pickers x10
WMH x10
Mosey around the fields
THE THANG:
4 Corners with coupon rifle carry between stations
Round 1
Corner 1: 10 Burpees – rifle carry
Corner 2: 40 Coupon Curls – farmer carry left
Corner 3: 40 Goblet Squats – rifle
Corner 4: 40 Coupon Swings – farmer right
Rotate between Rifle carry & Farmer carry to the next corner
Round 2
Corner 1: 8 Burpees
Corner 2: 30 Coupon Curls
Corner 3: 30 Goblet Squats
Corner 4: 30 Coupon Swings
Rotate between Rifle carry & Farmer carry to the next corner
Round 3
Corner 1: 6 Burpees
Corner 2: 20 Coupon Curls
Corner 3: 20 Goblet Squats
Corner 4: 20 Coupon Swings
Rotate between Rifle carry & Farmer carry to the next corner
MARY:
Flutter Kicks x30
Freddie Mercurys x30
Noland Ryan 15 count 2x
COT
In Matthew 18, Jesus addresses what to do when someone has sinned against you. His instructions are remarkably practical: Go directly to the person and seek reconciliation.
If that doesn’t work, take one or two others with you.
If that still doesn’t work, bring the matter before the larger community.
If the person refuses to listen even then, accept that reconciliation is not currently possible.
Notice what Jesus doesn’t say. He doesn’t say to gossip, complain to others, or build a case against the person. He says to go to them. I was reminded of this recently.
A woman came to meet with me, accompanied by her husband. After asking a few questions, she unexpectedly began to cry. This was not someone prone to tears.
When I asked what was wrong, she admitted that she had been angry with me for more than a year. She had come to believe that something had happened, and over time the hurt, frustration, and resentment had grown. Yet she had never spoken with me about it.
Within thirty minutes, the misunderstanding was resolved. The reality was very different from the story she had come to believe. For more than a year she had carried anger that could have been addressed through a single conversation.
How many relationships suffer because we assume instead of ask? How much energy do we spend carrying resentment when a conversation might bring clarity?
Go to the person. Seek understanding before assuming the worst. Have the hard conversation. It might change everything.
Prayer
