F3 Knoxville

Legend of the Candy Cane

JUCO
AO: juco
Q: Trash Panda (JUCO)
PAX: 5K, Guardrail, Mailbox, Butterknife, Booster, hound dog, Wanderer, Windex
FNGs: None
COUNT: 9
WARMUP:
SSH x 20
Moroccan night club x 20
Tempo merkins x 10
Mountain climbers x 20
30 sec on own
THE THANG:

Mosey to back of campus, stop on way for dips and step ups x 20

Get CMU and go to stations below trees. Do stations and run loop of parking lot or go to top of hill and back between. Repeat until time.
– Station 1-H2H & rows x 25
– Station 2-flutter kicks x 25 & durkin x10
– Station 3-LBC x 25 and squat thrusters x10
– Station 4-hello Dolly & curls x25
– Station 5-BBS x20 & blockee x 5

Mosey to flag

MARY: windmills, merkins
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
The Farm AO launch Friday
COT:
The Legend of the Candy Cane

A few facts about the candy cane:
-It was originally straight and white. The red stripes were added around 1900.
-Candy Canes have been around for 350 years
-Candy canes were originally invented to help keep children quite during the Christmas Eve services

The main thing I wanted to share about the Candy Cane is how you can use it to share the message of Jesus

o They look like a shepherd’s hook or the letter J for Jesus.
o The white represents the purity of Jesus and the red to symbolize the blood he shed for our sins and the 3 fine lines are for the Holy Trinity.
o The hardness of the candy cane represents the solid foundation we have in Jesus.
o The candy cane was also made to be given as a gift, representing the love of Jesus when he gave us the gift of salvation.

Every HIM received at least 2 candy canes, one for them and one to share and tell the story.


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