Some people enjoy stretching and some do not. I fall into the later category. And it always amazes me how the people who like stretching also seem to do it anywhere they happen to be. Airports. Grocery stores. Parking lots. The truth is, that’s not me.
Not with physical stretching at least. But I am 100% in for mental stretching.
A couple days ago I was swept off my feet by the New Testament book of Colossians. After I listened to it on audio Bible several times, I decided to dig deeper. So I checked Udemy (an online learning platform, udemy.com) to see if Bible scholar N.T. Wright had a teaching on this book. And he did! So, I bought the course and can’t wait to get started.
You know it’s good to get yourself back in the classroom. Keep your mind sharp through academic stretching. Topic after topic awaits you. And online courses make it easily within your reach. Udemy is one online platform. Masterclass is good. Harvard offers many free classes along with other Ivy League universities.
Of course you might already be doing this. If you have a learning platform that works for you, why not share that with us in the comment section below?
And hey, IT’S SUMMER – the perfect time to stretch ourselves and learn something new.
Here is a verse for you out of Colossians:
“For he has rescued us from the dominion of darkness and brought us into the kingdom of the Son he loves…” Colossians 1:13
May God bless you, and bless others through you ~
God bless you.
In His love and mine,
Kathleen Dillard
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