Every January we say to ourselves, “This year is going to be different.”
But far too often, “this year” turns out to be the same as last year. We get frustrated, depressed, and angry at ourselves. It seems that things will never change. But our problem isn’t in the quality of our intentions, but in the quality of our investments.
In order to “Live Different,” we must be different, and to be different, we must invest differently. If you haven’t already, check out the “Live Different” series live or online.
In 2010 we are going to renew our commitment to follow Jesus as true disciples, and to begin to live the life that He intended for us. Fear, failure, history, and whatever else is no longer going to hold us back from becoming the people that God created us to be.
Every January we say to ourselves, “This year is going to be different.”
But far too often, “this year” turns out to be the same as last year. We get frustrated, depressed, and angry at ourselves. It seems that things will never change. But our problem isn’t in the quality of our intentions, but in the quality of our investments.
In order to “Live Different,” we must be different, and to be different, we must invest differently. If you haven’t already, check out the “Live Different” series live or online.
In 2010 we are going to renew our commitment to follow Jesus as true disciples, and to begin to live the life that He intended for us. Fear, failure, history, and whatever else is no longer going to hold us back from becoming the people that God created us to be.
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