He said to think of them as preventative maintenance. The New Year is a good time to reflect upon ourselves and see which areas need to change or be tweaked. He also mentioned how we use preventative maintenance on our cars to keep them running well (i.e. oil changes, tire rotation). He mentioned how in health care a lot more is being recommended in the way of preventative medicine (i.e. exercise, cholesterol meds).
He spoke on the different areas where preventative maintenance is needed: physical, social, spiritual, marital and church related. He said that the early January is not the only time to do this, but it can be one of the most memorable times. He mentioned weekly, monthly and bi-annual preventative maintenance (resolutions/goals) as well.
I wish I had thought to take notes on the various verses he used, but devo day generally isn't note taking day for me. The guys do 2-3 devos on the first Sunday of the month with lots of extra singing. It's also potluck day :)
Random thoughts about single parenting, parenting, homeschooling, dealing with chronic illness, going back to college, working while trying to survive...just every day stuff. Just stuff that plagues me during the course of my day. Probably nothing of lasting interest to anyone but me.
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