Get Better in 2022
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Helping Women Move From Fear into Faith
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Christian influencers often exhort believers to dream big and go after their passions. Do you ever feel left out or inadequate because…
“No one else can play your part.”
Today I took out an instrument of torture on the lovely path— the instrument I formerly referred to as my bike.
I really do believe in setting goals. With hands wide open. What I mean is this: “We can make our plans, but the LORD determines our steps.” (Proverbs 16:9)
I first heard about setting goals when I was twenty-something. I loved the idea. I’m a dreamer. For several years I would, excitedly, as the new year dawned, write down all the things I wanted to accomplish and the self improvements I would make. My goals would always include losing weight and eating healthier. I may have stuck to my plan for a short while, but I don’t remember experiencing any lasting changes. What was so exhilarating on January first felt like failure on December thirty-first.