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Maybe you visited a popular local park sometime recently, particularly during a busy time of day. Have you noticed the

sheer number of kids that have made it out the door, often with mom or dad right there with them,

still in their PJs, or with slovenly haphazard haircuts, or worse, kids that already seem to be

struggling with maintaining a healthy weight, even reaching into levels

you could only fairly call obese. How many kids today probably couldn't run a mile in less than

15 or 20 minutes? How will this translate into adulthood as they grow? The kids are not doing well,

and that means the parents probably aren't teaching them well. Today we continue a series

we hope has been helpful to you so far in faith and fruitfulness and the duties that God has put

before you. In this series entitled On Being Human, we're working through four parts of what it

means to be human, four areas of life where a man or a woman can pursue excellence, fruitfulness,

virtue, and honor. Those are the physical, the spiritual, the social, and the vocational.

In the physical, we're talking about the body, physical fitness, nutrition, and appearance,

generally taking care of ourselves in such a way as to be able to do our duties in the body with joy.

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