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Lifelong Learners

You know what it means to be a lifelong learner?

It means forever keeping our minds sharp, our bodies as fit as possible, and reading as much as we can. Those are just some of the ways we stay alert and vibrant. Age is nothing but a number and there are so many ways to stay abreast of the latest and the greatest. Remember how old Abraham and Sarah were when God did miraculous things in their lives? He blessed them with a biological son. Abraham was about 100 and Sarah was 90 years old. I don't know what that age would be today, but Abraham and Sarah didn't believe it back then, so point noted. We would think the same today. Nevertheless, they were willing and able to do what the Lord needed them to do in order to carry out His mandates. Having Isaac was one of them. 

Do you think that would have happened if they had a give-up attitude or if it would have happened if they weren't in good shape spirituality, emotionally and physically? Highly doubtful. They were lifelong learners willing to go the distance. And they were exceedingly blessed, because of it. Genesis 17 tells more about their story. 

The lesson here is that you're never too old to learn anything, to be anything, and to do anything. Stay opened-minded to learning. You never know what the Lord has in store for you.  
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