27 reat and important ideas

Proverbs 19:21 NLT

You can make many plans, but the Lord’s purpose will prevail.

I ran across an article recently that made a lot of sense. Figured I would share it with you and know that some of these will stick out for you.

The article is titled 27 Ways To Make A Positive Change in 2024. Here are the 27 key points. You will have to go to the article to read the comments and full article. Read on…

1. Practice Gratitude

2. Show Kindness

3. Buffer Yourself With Positive Emotions

4. Plan Ahead

5. Schedule Things To Look Forward To

6. Take Care Of Your Body

7. Keep Learning

8. Connect With Your Neighbors

9. Be A Force For Happiness

10. Celebrate Wins

11. Stop Comparing Yourself To Others

12. Focus On What To Look Forward To Today

13. Acknowledge Your Feelings

14. Be Open To Collaboration

15. Be Present

16. Look At The Bigger Picture

17. Accept What You Cannot Change

18. Share Happiness

19. Take That First Step

20. Schedule Time For You

21. Show Your Appreciation

22. Rework Boundaries

23. Ignore Expectations

24. Reward Yourself

25. Volunteer

26. Keep A Journal

27. Set Goals

These are good, real Good. May we choose ways and things that make us better and help us walk even closer to God!

NOTE: the full article can be found at this link: https://www.mindjournals.com/blogs/read/33-ways-to-make-a-positive-change-in-2024?utm_source=GetShift.net&utm_medium=email

Comments

Francis Chan's "Forgotten God" (brand new book)

One of the most powerful preachers, writers and leaders of our time, in my opinion, is Francis Chan. His first book, Crazy Love , revolutionized my thoughts about God's love as well as my interacting with God. Now it is time for a brand new book from Chan being released tomorrow, September 1st. The book is Forgotten God . This is a phenomenal book about the power that Christians and the church can and must tap into. All of it is within the Holy Spirit. Francis talks about the power that was seen in the book of Acts when the Holy Spirit began to move among people. It is true that many have avoided or maybe forgotten what the Holy Spirit is all about. And like the Savior who poured out His life and blood so we have reason to rejoice, we were made to lay down our lives and give until it hurts. We are most alive when we are loving and actively giving of ourselves because we were made to do these things. It is when we live like this that the Spirit of God moves and ac...

inspiration from C.S. Lewis

There are many people, past and present, who get our attention by what they write or say or share. For me C.S. Lewis is one of those. He was a prolific writer who continues to grab the attention of thinkers from many different points of view. Lewis first grabbed my attention when I was in 5 th grader, and our teacher, Mrs. Foy, shared The Chronicles of Narnia with our class. It was a powerful time that this dreamer opened doors to thinking like I had never lived before. He wrote of faith, of far off places and of strong figures who found their character rooted deep in God. C.S. Lewis was born in 1898 and died in 1963, 7 years before I was born. It wasn’t until his 30’s that under the influence of his friend Tolkien that he came to be a Christian. He was raised in a traditional church going home, turned away from God as an Atheist in his teen years and through trying to stay away from God and faith returned to God with...

Catalyst ticket arrived

My ticket to the Catalyst Conference, in Atlanta Oct 8-10, just arrived. I'm excited!

Michael Harrison's e-devotion

Search This Blog