Love Worth Finding - Jan. 2, 2009

January 2

Setting Sail for a New Year 

“…which hope we have as an anchor of the soul, both sure and steadfast…even Jesus.” Hebrews 6:19-20  

A New Year is like an ocean. There will be untested winds and waves. We’ll meet ships we never knew, and we’ll have all kinds of opportunities as we sail into an uncharted sea. In our quest to discover the good life this year, we must be careful that we do not drift into an aimless life.

The worst thing that could happen to us this coming year is that we just let this year happen to us rather than charting a course and getting into God’s appointed harbor. More than likely, you won’t decide to drift. It’ll just happen. You’ll be coasting along at a good clip, and then, before you know it, you’re drifting away. . . that is, unless you have an anchor.

Take a few minutes to reflect on this past year.  

·        What were some things you did right? 
·        What were some things you would do differently this next year?

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