Whatever God places on your heart, do that thing. His timeline is far different from ours, and He isn't bound by New Year's resolutions or self-made promises. Trust Him to lead you in the way you should go, even if it means giving something up.
The gift of a fresh start is a welcome one. Maybe thisarticlefindsyou needing one right now.I have always loved the imagery of a new year being like a fresh snowfall. Imagine looking outside after a snowfall and seeing a fresh blanket of snow covering the ground. There isn't a footprint on it yet. That's what we have at the start of each calendar year.
As 2024 ends, Charles Spurgeon’s poignant question—“Am I more like Jesus than I was a year ago?”—inspires self-reflection for Christians striving to grow in Christlikeness. Four practical ways to live more like Jesus in 2025 include spending intentional time with Him, fostering fellowship with other believers, sharing the Gospel boldly, and extending love and compassion to others. By acknowledging imperfections and trusting in God’s ongoing work, believers can shine Christ’s light in an increasingly dark world.
Last year, my husband and I grew closer spiritually. It wasn’t a decision on our part but rather a series of circumstances and events that drew us into deep conversations, prayers, and a thirst for spiritual insight.
Rather than training our eyes on the mini (or major) miracles God orchestrates for us, a restless soul can dwell on emotional wounds, painting the future with the same bleak colors that drenched its past.
If you’re considering making some New Year’s resolutions this year, consider this: our wills are captive to what our hearts love, and we are powerless to change ourselves without the work of God’s Spirit changing our desires.
Being single doesn’t mean missing out on meaningful New Year’s traditions! From creative gatherings to reflective journaling, these ideas help Christian singles honor God, connect with others, and start the year with purpose. Discover 7 inspiring ways to celebrate the season with joy and intention!
Rather than giving you something like 10 resolutions, I’ve narrowed it down to one. If you're a weary pastor, just focus on this one important resolution this New Year's.
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