A DOZEN LIFE-LESSONS FROM NOAH'S ARK!
1. Always plan ahead. There wasn't
any rain
in the forecast when Noah started building
the ark.
2. Don't listen to your critics. Listen
instead to your heart,
and then do whatever has to be done.
The neighbors might have taunted when
Noah was blocking
their driveway -- but he had the last
laugh
as soon as the rain began falling!
3. Stay physically, mentally, spiritually
and emotionally fit.
You never know but that when you're
600 years old,
someone might come along out of the
blue
and ask you to do something REALLY
big!
4. Always build on the highest ground
possible.
Character always counts!
5. Don't seek to go it alone. Always
travel, at least, in pairs,
because two heads are better than one.
6. Speed isn't always an advantage.
The cheetahs were on board, but so
were the snails;
and they all arrived safely on dry
ground at the very same time.
7. If you can't fight or flee from
adversity -- at least make
certain you have an idea that can float
in the battlefield of ideas!
8. Don't forget this underlying truth:
that ultimately
when all is said and done, we're all
in the same boat.
9. Be flexible in your thinking. Remember
that amateurs built the ark while
professionals built the Titanic and
the Challenger Space Shuttle.
10.
Remember that Fear is nothing more than
"False Evidence Appearing Real".
The woodpeckers on the INSIDE are often
a bigger
threat to your overall well being than
the storms raging on the outside.
11. Be timely. Don't miss the boat!
12. Remain faithful and optimistic.
No matter how bleak it looks,
if God is traveling with you, there's
always going
to be a rainbow of peace on the other
side of the storm.
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