Brent, Joel and a host of other bloggers have been working hard recently at shedding some pounds. I need to too, but I won’t post that offensive logo on my blog! Ha Ha!
Anyway, the guys I think have been going about it all wrong. I’m not 100% certain, but I think they’ve probably been attending non-christian gyms. Yes, you heard me right.
They ought to re-evaluate their objectives (and that logo), get down to the The Lord’s Gym and start toning up by joining yoga Yo-God and Chariots Of Fire (spinning) classes. There is even a smoothie bar where you can purchase healthy wholesome drinks such as “Land of Milk and Honey”.
Our fitness centers are set in an atmosphere of Christian fellowship. Each Lord’s Gym combines spiritual, mental and physical growth in one setting by fostering a family environment where quality people can enjoy fitness activities without compromising their Christian beliefs. Each Center features cardio training, free weights, weight machines, circuit training, weight loss programs, a group fitness room, Yo-God, spin classes, children’s facilities, café and smoothie bar, vitamins/ supplements, a sports wear pro shop and spa services.
The Gym is also open to non-Christians or even (this-is-big) Christians not sharing the same doctrinal beliefs. Wow.
I read some press articles online and found this beauty of a quote.
Merri, who is a member with her daughter, Christyna, said she probably would not have joined a regular gym. The two of them walk on the treadmill each morning while they read and discuss the Bible.
Ms. Askey said, “It’s cool to be able to do that and not have people say, ‘What are you doing?’ ”
What? Don’t we like people asking these questions?
Before someone from The Lord’s Gym contacts me - I’m having a bit of fun - for the most part. I guess it’s fine to work-out in whatever environment you feel is best for you as a Christian - however, working-out (not that I’d know) is an ideal opportunity to create relationships and share our faith.