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Resources for January

Resources for January

“Physical training is of some value…” 1 Timothy 4:8

You might find this New York times article a solid encouragement to keep moving with your exercise plan:

If you live or work near us in Midtown and are looking for a gym, Emily and I enjoy Urban Body Fitness in Amsterdam Walk. http://www.urbanbodyfitness.com

“Be transformed by the renewing of your mind…” Romans 12:2

I was challenged by Mike Metzger’s article on insights for Not For Profit leaders from elite For Profit consultants. http://www.doggieheadtilt.com/not-very-profitable/

Care for your soul

A very short but enlightening devotional on gratitude by Henri Nouwen:

Love thy neighbor

Hopefully, whatever we resolve in the New Year, it is so that we can better love others and make the world a better place for our neighbors. Here’s a great, and very short, post by Larry Crabb:


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