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We can all probably recite a story of how persistence paid off for
someone – be it working at a skill over and over and over until it was mastered
or even watching a nagging child appeal to its parent until it got what it
wanted.
1. What are you persistent in?
2. Are there other things you are not willing
to be persistent about? Why is that do
you think?
3. Has anyone persistently badgered you until
you gave in? What was that for, and what
do you think made you finally cave in?
1. I'm persistent in the Bible, especially the Daily Audio Bible, I've found that very rewarding. I'm pretty persistent with laundry and the dishes, but there is a lot less joy in those pursuits . . . maybe if I keep going.
ReplyDelete2. I'm a little caught on the word "willing", while I suppose it's fair enough -- I have struggled to maintain a persistent commitment to Covenant Groups. I enjoy it when I go, or even post on here, but have a hard time making sure I do it each week.
3. You mean like how I got my wife to marry me . . ?
Kerry says:
ReplyDelete1. Problems that cross my path.
2. Bills, taxes, paperwork. I just don't like doing them.
3. Jonah. His video game privileges. His ability to plead his case. He may become a very good lawyer.