We went to church last week without the kids because they were at my mom's house for the night. It gave us a chance to try out me crutching myself around church without having to worry about picking up the kids or having to manage them. My mother in law loaned us her manual wheelchair, so I tried that out, but my hip brace made it too difficult to use. It was too tight in there.
Our worship director spoke this week and the message hit home with me, making me realize where my time has been spent in recent months. I realized that with all the time I'm spending on the couch right now, I had plenty of time to start a new devo on www.youversion.com. So I started the Bible in 90 days plan. I figured that it is a short enough time frame that I could actually complete it before my five-minute attention span runs out. Does anyone else run into this problem? Do you start something only to burn out halfway through?
What's the best way that you have found to combat these vicious circles? I'm on Day 3 of my new Bible plan and I still have about eight chapters left to read for the night, so off I go!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
You will also enjoy...
-
Recently, Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen wrote about the online clothing subscription service, Gwynnie Bee , that allows you to pick out garmen... -
Last week, Hubs was out of town for a conference for three days. I took vacation days so I could stay home with the kids and quickly decide...
-
Our family has been following Dave Ramsey's get-out-of-debt plan since the beginning of 2009. Hubs and I took the class at our then-chu...
No comments:
Post a Comment
Please leave a comment and let me know you were here!