Emphasis Preaching Journal

Almost everybody knows the five basic rules for being prepared for an emergency. First, know the threat. For example: Do you live on or near a fault line, nuclear plant, in a high--occurrence tornado area, or in a floodplain? If you know what might occur you can plan accordingly. Second, generate a plan. Every fire marshal advises us to have an escape route planned; schools within a certain radius of a nuclear plant have a supply of potassium pills on hand. Third, know what you have on hand and what you need to get.