"We are travellers…not yet in our native land" – St. Augustine
In Tuesday’s post, I shared a list of the equipment I took with me on the Camino. In today’s post I would like to share my suggestions for things which you can do in the time leading up to the Camino which will stand you in good stead for your trip…
Some Olympians train for years for a ten-second race. Musicians put in countless hours of practice for a two-hour performance. Blood, sweat, and tears are poured into sports and performance for trophies, medals and stories to tell your grandkids someday.
So, how hard are you willing to train to become the woman of your dreams, or the man you long to be? To what lengths are you willing to go and in what ways are you willing to sacrifice – right now – for your future spouse and family?
– Sarah Swafford, Emotional Virtue
Last month I published a series entitled Leading A Bible Study. I wrote those posts for two reasons. The first reason was to clarify in my own mind some of the lessons I had learned from leading various church groups. The other reason was to provide a resource for those beginning similar endeavours.
Upon completing the series, I sent out requests for feedback. I contacted friends, other Bible study leaders, as well as some random people on the Internet!
In response to the feedback I received, I decided to write a few follow-up posts on this subject. I will devote a post to each area of feedback, quoting the feedback received and offering my own comments in RED.