1.
Rest well on Saturday night by going to bed early.
It is very tempting to plan activities on Saturday night, but it really is
better not to. Pick another night to go on a movie date or bowling with
friends. We should never feel like preparing for service is an inconvenience.
It is a privilege and we should treat it as such.
2.
Avoid the “Sunday morning rush hour.” Get up early.
Don’t wait on your parents to drag you out of bed. Set your alarm the night before
and get up on your own. (When you’re grown and no longer living under your parents’
roof, you will have to do this anyway. Get used to it. It will happen sooner
than you realize.)
3.
Eat breakfast. Hunger deters focus. By eating a
filling breakfast, you avoid a growling stomach and slowed senses.
4.
Avoid disagreements with your siblings and parents
on Saturday night and Sunday morning. Help everyone keep a clear focus on
worship.
5.
Plan your contribution and have it ready.
6.
Bring your own bible and notebook/iPad/laptop to
take notes.
7.
Don’t be late. Do not assume this does not apply to
you just because you are not the driver. Be ready to go on time. Once you
arrive be sure to take care of restroom needs before worship service begins.
Take time to get settled and focused.
“Little things make the difference. Everyone is
well prepared in the big things, but only the winners perfect the little
things.”
-Paul “Bear” Bryant
list adapted from Ready For Worship podcast
available via The Light Network
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