Q: Windex
PAX: Guardrail, Windex, Starlink, Love Shaq, Fetch, Wanderer, Bowser, Dart Gun, Butterknife, Lt. Dan
FNGs: None
COUNT: 10
WARMUP:
Tennessee Rocking Chair, Tempo Squats, SSH, Windmills, Cherry Pickers
THE THANG:
Mosey to the CMU pile. Throw the frisbee. Slide, 5 burpees, slide, 5 burpees…repeat a total of 9x. 2 burpees all together to make 47. Reverse slide – no burpees.
Mosey towards the flag. Bear crawl through the overhang.
MARY:
Not toyesterday.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
EFHR
COT:
Worship Beyond the Music
John 4:24
“God is spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth.”
Worship music is powerful. A melody can move our emotions, lyrics can center our hearts, and a chorus can unite a room full of people. But worship was never meant to stop when the music ends.
In Scripture, worship isn’t defined by instruments, volumes. Uh, or style — it’s defined by posture. Worship happens when our hearts align with God’s truth. The songs we sing on Sunday are meant to train our hearts for how we live on Monday.
Worship music reminds us who God is:
– When we sing about His faithfulness, we remember to trust Him.
– When we sing about His grace, we learn to extend grace.
– When we sing about surrender, we practice letting go of control.
The goal of worship music isn’t performance — it’s transformation. The song is simply the doorway; a life surrendered to God is the real worship.
So today, let your worship continue:
– in your work,
– in your conversations,
– in your perseverance,
– in how you love others.
Because the truest worship isn’t just sung — it’s lived.