My all-time favorite movie is RAD. If you haven’t seen, I am not surprised. I have been looking for years for the movie on DVD but to no avail. In every used movie store, I look for it, and even have them look to see if another store would have a copy available. Of course, the answer is no, and most of the time I get a funny look as though I just made the movie up in my mind. But trust me, I haven’t.

    

During the month of January, I’ve been giving a lot of thought to my goals for the coming year. I want to learn, change, and grow in a number of significant areas. To that end, I’ve been working on several habits in my life. Similarly, I’ve been challenging our church family to focus on our habits, or spiritual disciplines, to help us pursue Christ-likeness.

    

A couple of weeks ago, I had a scheduled visit with my family doctor. I wasn’t sick, nor was I particularly concerned with any specific health issue. I was visiting him for an annual wellness check. I didn’t even know that was a thing until we were told we needed to schedule them for our kids. Previously, the only reason I went to the doctor was if I was sick and not getting better on my own.

It’s not normal for me to be still. I prefer to be on the go. If I’m awake, I’m moving. Whether it’s because I’m trying to efficiently complete my work responsibilities for the day, or simply conquer the to-do list at home, my day is filled with motion and commotion.