THE SCENE: 70ish
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:
25 SSH, 20 baby arm circles
THA-THANG:
Grab a CMU and head to the cloud. F3 deck of cards with a 4-5 man Indian sprint for jokers. Face cards 25, A’s 100 and other cards the number + 10. Mixture of Cardio, Abs, legs and chest.
With 6 minuets left PAX chose to pick out all the face cards(25’s and 100’s) and perform exercises(vs man makers for every card left.
MARY:
Insert information about any additional post-THANG work (if applicable).
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
21 pax welcome Tinker from out of town
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
Find success in failure- example from 2 Timothy: Paul and Barnabas took young Mark with them on a missionary trip, but he returned home before the end of the trip for reasons not revealed in Scripture. Whatever Marks reasons, Paul apparently thought they were unjustified since he refused to take Mark along on a subsequent tips(Acts 15:38).
Did Mark fail at being a missionary? Judging from Paul’s response, it would appear he did. While the New King James Version says Mark “departed” from Paul, the word probably is closer to deserted – a more negative connotation. It’s probably reasonable to conclude that Mark did fail at being a missionary.
But did that make him a permanent failure? Apparently not, for the same apostle Paul who was so disappointed in Mark counted him a valuable coworker in ministry later in his life. This is a perfect example of how to succeed at failing; fall, get up, and continue on. The next time you fail, make sure it is a temporary experience, not a permanent label.
Don’t get failing and failure confused. Failing is nothing more than the back door to success.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
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