Post by broncbuster2 on Jan 13, 2008 6:39:02 GMT -5
Psalms 94:18
When I said, "My foot is
slipping," your love, O Lord, supported
me. (NIV)
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Thoughts
In our life as a hunter or fisherman,
we sometimes may start our trip or day
off on
the "wrong foot". We get so excited about
the excursion that we forget to thoroughly
prepare. When that unpreparedness hits
us,
we can lose our footing and never
regain our balance. It can throw off the
whole trip.
This can also occur on
a daily
basis--we get up, start our day off
wrong; and then "limp" around the rest
of the day.
Action Point
Start every day as the God-given gift that it
is.
Do not get angry. Do not get hurried. Do
not
get defensive. Keep your feet firmly
planted
in God's Word, and you will lessen the
chances of having a bad day.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sportsmen's Tip of the
Day
When walking up steep hills, try not to walk
directly up the hill; but instead, try to zig-
zag up
the hill. It will take about the same amount
of
time, and you will feel less tired. Stay at an
even pace and do not walk on your toes.
Try
to keep your feet flat in order to keep
your balance.
When I said, "My foot is
slipping," your love, O Lord, supported
me. (NIV)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Thoughts
In our life as a hunter or fisherman,
we sometimes may start our trip or day
off on
the "wrong foot". We get so excited about
the excursion that we forget to thoroughly
prepare. When that unpreparedness hits
us,
we can lose our footing and never
regain our balance. It can throw off the
whole trip.
This can also occur on
a daily
basis--we get up, start our day off
wrong; and then "limp" around the rest
of the day.
Action Point
Start every day as the God-given gift that it
is.
Do not get angry. Do not get hurried. Do
not
get defensive. Keep your feet firmly
planted
in God's Word, and you will lessen the
chances of having a bad day.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sportsmen's Tip of the
Day
When walking up steep hills, try not to walk
directly up the hill; but instead, try to zig-
zag up
the hill. It will take about the same amount
of
time, and you will feel less tired. Stay at an
even pace and do not walk on your toes.
Try
to keep your feet flat in order to keep
your balance.