It's been a long time since I ran through while two people were turning the jump rope. I was a mite concerned about my timing and speed. I don't want to say that certain family members doubted me, but there was one or two that sure acted surprised when I got this on the first try. Hannah Grace enjoyed this a lot. Joel tried doing a 360 jump while jumping in and running out. After that, Hannah Grace and Joel started jumping by themselves and trying the crisscross. I would have done that in my "first," but I've done that in the last 5 years. I used to like doing the crisscross. I also used to jump the rope twice on one jump, but I did not try that one today. My confidence level is pretty low on that trick. Maybe I'll give that a shot on another day
Catching some air
As we attempted to run through while the jump rope was turning without being hit by it, I thought about how in life there are some places that we want to move on through rather quickly. The Psalmist wrote, "Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for thou art with me, thy rod and thy staff, they comfort me." A few years ago I noticed that phrase "walk through." He did not say camp out. If you are in the valley of the shadow of death, do your best to walk on through and not camp out.
Your valley may be something like:
- Marital dispute
- Emotional instability
- Caught up in a sin
- Slacked off of some spiritual disciple (like prayer, Bible study, worship, or evangelism) and it is causing a valley
- Something else
Passing on through towards the abundant life
Barry
3 things I thank God for today
1. Ability to jump
2. Valleys can be passed through
3. Psalm 23
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