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Good New Year Resolves Begin and End with God

article - Marshall Segal Randy's blog

Today is the first day of 2024. What better time to stop and evaluate our choices and the direction we’re headed than at the start of a new year? I hope these reflections from Marshall Segal, staff writer for Desiring God, inspire you to pray for greater faith and love in the year ahead.

Why “Happy New Year” Wishes Can Be Realistic or Unrealistic

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

If by “Happy New Year!” we mean that all our problems are about to end with 2020, we’re being unrealistic. But if by “Happy New Year!” we mean that we can choose to be centered on Jesus and happy in Him no matter what this new year brings, that is not blind optimism; it is biblical realism.

Ten Questions to Help You Set a God-Honoring Direction for the New Year

article - Don Whitney Randy's blog

Everyone has priorities. In moments of perspective, some of us realize we haven’t been living by the right ones, and need to change our priorities. Others of us have long known the right priorities and need to rediscover them.

Pursue Your Relationship with Jesus and Find Your Happiness in Him in the Coming Year

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

Several years ago I was asked what things believers can do to pursue an authentic, meaningful relationship with God. Here are my suggestions, which are the same now as they were then.

Planning Your New Year and Making God’s Word a Priority

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

Looking to make a New Year’s resolution? A great place to start is with what Colossians 3:16 says: “Let the Word of Christ dwell in you richly.”

Snow on the New Earth, and a New Year's Resolution

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

Here in our part of Oregon, the snow is melting off as quickly as it came. But we had about ten days in the middle when it was a winter wonderland—making December 2008 our snowiest month since January 1950, four years before I was born.

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