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People should be educated on the proper ways to worry. As things are, much of the worrying done is fruitless and all sorts of mistakes are made. The first thing to do is to prioritize the worries so that they can be handled one at a time, beginning with the most important.

The man I look up to as a model for successful Christian living, Pastor John Richardson, turns 100 years old this week. He was born July 12, 1912! And as he’s done every year since retirement from full-time pastoral work, he preached a sermon on his birthday week. I’ve told you the story of his conversion, and that he gave a rousing banquet speech at the CCCC conference when he was 95, but today’s sermon celebrating 100 years of life, and 80 years as a believer, marks a high point for sure. And, to add to the specialness of the day, he was presented just before the sermon began with birthday greetings from Queen Elizabeth.

People should be educated on the proper ways to worry. As things are, much of the worrying done is fruitless and all sorts of mistakes are made. The first thing to do is to prioritize the worries so that they can be handled one at a time, beginning with the most important.

As I said I have no faith in the so-called cold remedies. There is no such things as a cold remedy although people continue to squander their money in answer to all the advertisements about them. If you use all the remedies you can handle on the average cold, it will go away in seven days. If you do nothing at all for it, it will be gone in a week.

What do you mean you can’t decide?

Never a day goes by that we don’t make a decision. It is estimated that we make 35,000 remotely conscious decisions each day. Another study says we make 226.7 decisions each day on food alone. How do you make a point seven decision on something?

For every mile you drive you make a 160 driving decisions.