As the New Year approaches, we make resolutions to change things. What is your resolution?
In the podcast Jim just posted, it's usually about losing weight or becoming more financially sound.
What if we made different choices?
I can make moment-by-moment choices this year -
- I can choose to love and invest in my family; spending less time at work
- I can choose to find joy in each moment of the day
- I can choose to bring peace into situations that are less than peaceful
- I can choose to be more patient
- I can choose to show kindness
- I can choose to exhibit Christ's goodness
- I can choose to be faithful in all things - with my eyes, my ears and my heart
- I can choose to be gentle or I can choose to be cruel
- I can choose self-control by being mindful of the damage my tongue can cause and how my anger breaks down relationship with those I claim to love.
Most resolutions disappear before the end of January has arrived.
- I can choose, moment-by-moment
“In those days Caesar Augustus issued a decree that a census should be taken of the entire Roman world. (This was the first census that took place while Quirinius was governor of Syria.) And everyone went to his own town to register.

