Moments of Melody, the program to send you singing on your way. John W. Rowland's former lieutenant governor writes in his book, Add Two Years to Your Life. The early bird has a good lesson to teach all of us. Maybe you don't like the idea of getting up at six o'clock and working an hour before the rest of the world punches a time clock, but there can be a lot of compensations. This can be your quiet hour before others awake. It's a wonderful time for clear thinking and tackling naughty problems that looked impossible the evening before. For me, it's an absolute necessity. Getting up an hour earlier offers a chance to plan the long, busy day ahead. Well, some of us have found getting up early to read a few verses from the Bible, an excellent way to begin the day. Now Mr. Rollins was writing to encourage us to get more done in life. The Bible helps us to prepare for eternal life. Take thou my hands and lead me along thy sway, Until earth's night is banished by radiant day. I would not take a single step upon Whether that walk or cherry, I may not glimpse thy footprints, nor feel thy power, yet thou dost draw me goward, nor dark the hour. Then take my hands and read me, stevious ways have ended, in heaven's pure delight. And now the Word of God. Yes, our natural lives will fade as grass does, when it becomes all brown and dry. And all our greatness is like a flower that droops and falls. But the Word of the Lord will last forever. And his message is a good news that was preached to you. If you've tasted the Lord's goodness and kindness, cry for more as a baby cries for milk. Eat God's word. Read it. Think about it. And grow strong in the Lord. Come to Christ, who is the living foundation rock upon which God builds. And though men have spurned him, he's very precious to God. who has chosen him above all others. Yes, come to Christ, who is the living foundation rock upon which God builds. I have written in the front of my Bible, this book will keep you from sin, or sin will keep you from this book. Thank you.