Adam McLane
I failed yesterday. It hurt. It sucked. And I did it on purpose.
Over the summer, after months of nudging by my friends, I picked golf back up. For me, during the pandemic, it’s been the perfect outlet. I get out and exercise, building cardio and muscle by walking San Diego’s hilly courses, but more importantly it’s helped keep me sane from the repetition of elongated stay-at-home orders from COVID-19.
To move up sometimes you need to move on.
I’ve given that advice to youth ministry friends over the past decade. And this year I finally awoke to the reality that it was time to take my own advice.
What if the cure to COVID-19 is kindness?
If that’s the cure we’re in trouble.
But maybe it is the cure? And since kindness costs us nothing why don’t we just give it a chance?
Just an idea.