Hi Everyone,
As we all begin to have a go at 'living life by the code' I thought it would be good to have a Blog to record the highs, lows and funnies as an encouragement to each other. Remember if you can't make Tuesdays at 06:30 it doesn't let you off the hook!!
Find 10 minutes in the pub, at church, on the phone, at housegroup or wherever else works to talk about how you're getting on. The Pledges will be tough to stick to without a bit of help so keep talking, perhaps a regular time with a couple of people would work?
We kick off from this Sunday with Code 1 - 'Jesus is my Captain, Brother, Rescuer and Friend'. You're welcome to turn up at the chapel on Tuesday 1st March having done the study or ready to start, either way will work.
Please add your comments to the blog. All the best, Matt
Oh yes can't wait to get up that early on Tuesday morning:-)
ReplyDeleteIsnt it supposed to get easier getting on the stage to promote something??
ReplyDeleteWhat an encouraging start, 16 men at the crack of dawn. Well done Matt, only another 47 weeks to go.
ReplyDeleteIf "I can do everything through him who gives me strength" philip 4:13, then I dont need to be reserved about the pledges - I cant let Him down, its a no lose situation!
ReplyDeleteWhilst driving to Manchester this morning, I wondered what all this meant. Only later when I was alone eating my meal did “The dead poets society” film come to mind. The students didn’t understand the teacher until the tried to follow his lead. By the end of the film, when there teachers was being sacked only then they truly realise. They stood on there tables and said. “O captain, my captain” in support of there teacher. You may have to see the film to understand where I am coming from!
ReplyDeleteI stand with my teacher “O Captain, My Captain”
Matt
ReplyDeleteAfter the first session of codelife i went into work feeling really uplifted and set up for the
day even though i had to get up at 6.00am.
Ross