[genesis-ruck] Elevation

AO: genesis-ruck
Q: Brick
PAX: Steam, Swiss Roll, Single (Ryan Chambers), Swiss Roll
FNGs: 1 Swiss Roll
COUNT: 4
WARMUP:

SSH x20
Cherry Pickers
LBACs
Tempo Merkins

THE THANG:

-Trade route 4 – at top and bottom – 5
10 Overhead press
10 Burpee overhead throw
10 BBS w sand bag
10 60 second plank

-Moto Hill 4 – at top and bottom – 5
20 mountain climbers 2C
20 American Hammers 2C
20 Ruck Leg Raises
30 second single arm overhead carry

-Parking lot Hill 4
20 rows
20 pull throughs
20 upright rows
20 up and overs

MARY:

Stretch

ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Hardship Hill

COT:

If you want to make healthy choices—to be well and whole again—you have to become meek. Now meek doesn’t mean you are weak, even though the two words sound similar.

The truth is, meekness and weakness are at opposite ends of the spectrum. Meekness is nowhere near weakness. In fact, the Greek word for meekness literally means “strength under control.”

It’s used to describe a wild stallion that has been tamed. That stallion still has all the strength it had when it was wild, but now its strength is under control. It is strength harnessed for its master’s use.

God doesn’t want you to be weak, but he does want you to be meek. The Bible teaches that meekness is one of the keys to stress reduction in your life.

Matthew 5:5 says, “Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth” (NIV).

The Bible lists many benefits of meekness: The meek will be satisfied (Psalm 22:26); God will guide them (Psalm 25:9); they will become wise (Proverbs 11:2); they will be filled with fresh joy (Isaiah 29:19).

Here’s a simple definition of the word “meek”: Let go and let God. That is the essence of meekness. It’s surrendering, submitting, and agreeing to what God wants to do in your life. It’s letting God be God in your life.

Let go and let God. I don’t know a phrase that will do more for your health—physically or emotionally—than this phrase. If you begin to practice it in your life, it will relieve stress, eliminate worry, defuse anger, and end your hurt and resentment.

And as you submit to God, you’ll actually become stronger.

If you find yourself struggling today, start to develop meekness in your life. Let go, and let God.