I don’t think it’s healthy to live in the past.
Rather than walking through life burdened by regret, choose to turn your “today” around for good.
But our past mistakes aren’t an accident. Everything can be used to teach and bless others.
If there was one thing you could pay for to get a massive result, what would it be?
For my worship team, I’d pay for unity – a team of hard working, Jesus loving, sold-out for the Gospel, passionate musicians.
If only it was that easy.
While you can’t pay for unity, it’s a value worthy of your best effort.
I kind of hate New Years resolutions.
Yes, I love the beginning of a new year and the new start it proposes, but resolutions just don’t work. We start off strong for a week, maybe two, possibly of month. Then we’re back, trapped in our old habits.
While this isn’t a post about ALL your new year’s resolutions, it is a post about one: reading. You’ve heard your whole life that you should read, yet if you’re like most people, it’s a struggle.
Do you want to make a change in 2012? Yea, me too.
Have you ever said, “There just aren’t enough hours in the day!”
“I just don’t have enough time to [fill in the blank]!”
I have a sobering realization for you. There will never be more time in the day. Brilliant, I know.
You have the same amount of time as the Apostle Paul, Albert Einstein, Charles Wesley, and Ellen Degeneres.
I say I live for the Kingdom of God.
But really I live for my fame.
I say I feel accepted and loved by God.
But I live to prove my worth to others every day.
I say worship is all about the glory of God.
But I secretly want you to love me.
I say I spend personal time with Jesus every day.
But really I have more “productive” things to do
I tell you to do amazing things on this blog
But I fear failure like it’s my job.