Exploring Faith, Family, and Community
A Reflection on 2019 2019 was not an easy year for us. We started off the year with more questions than answers about our future in ministry and struggled through the pain of betrayal by some church leaders when we felt God was calling us to walk away from their ministry. We maneuvered through the…
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I’ve never been good at New Year’s resolutions. I’ve made them. I just rarely keep them beyond the first month, or even week. They just never factor into my life as a high priority.
This year, I’ve seen lots of people sharing their “word of the year”. They choose a word to represent their goals for the year or something they hope to learn, improve, etc. Rather than choose to focus on a list of changes that they plan to make to themselves, they chose a word to meditate on and focus on when making decisions. That is something I can do, as long as there is a biblical basis for my word.