At the beginning of the new year. I heard a lot bloggers talking about their one word for the year. Instead of making a whole bunch of resolutions, they would just pick this one word and try to live up to it.
For me, I love making resolutions at the new year, but I don’t call them resolutions, I call them goals. I usually try not to make unattainable goals, but little-big goals that would help me to transition to a new season (new year) and to grow as a person.
Usually, I could at least have 10 goals for the new year, but this year it feels like I am in a season of limbo and all I can do is wait on God to see where He takes our family. This year it seemed impossible to make plans but to take it moment by moment, and try to enjoy where we are.
I did make my goals list anyway, and here are what they were: Latisha’s 2015 Goals. I am not doing too bad in pursuing these goals.
However, if I had to pick one word to describe this year for me, it would be Transitions. I am transitioning into a new season of my life and waiting on God to bring about change.
Below are links to the articles featured in this blog series:
What a wonderful ongoing testimony to share with your readers, trusting and knowing that the Lord will “make you into a butterfly” in His perfect time. He will bless your absolute expectation that indeed “God will work it all out.”
Hi Karen,
Thank you so much for your encouragement. Blessings to you today.
Latisha,
Transitions, yes, that sounds about right. This is definitely a season of transitions for our family. Transitions are both exciting, stressful, and when they take longer than we would like – frustrating. It seems like my season of transition has gone on far longer than I would have liked. Yet, I know that God is using every minute, and even every moment to prepare me for what is next. And to rush it, would be to hinder the process necessary for the next stage in the journey. I always like stopping by. :)
I’m leaving you with the lyrics to beginning of Verge by Morgan Harper Nichols – it seems appropriate. Her new song Storyteller is even more amazing. God bless!
Letetia
I am on the verge of something bigger than me, something bigger than me, something bigger
People all around me in this one big city, they all got stories to tell, oh well well
where do I fit it, and where can I chime in
I am on the verge of something bigger than me, something bigger than me, something bigger
I am on the verge of something bigger than me, something bigger than me, something bigger
Hi Letetia,
Thanks for the encouragement. Our season of change is coming.
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Praise God that we are a new creation in Him! May we be transformed by the renewing of our mind through His Word! Linked up with you at Small Victories — hope you’ll stop by Saved by Grace for a visit!
God bless,
Laurie
Waiting is so tough. But sometimes it’s exactly what we need to help us dig deeper into ourselves.
{Thanks for sharing at #SmallVictoriesSundayLinkup – hope you join us again next week!}
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