We are now half way
through the year and as individuals we may want to evaluate ourselves. Probably
we have achieved what we wanted to, or maybe we haven’t. May be circumstances
made us change course.
Halfway through
gives us a chance to step back, evaluate our year so far with your goals and
objectives (never mind the new year’s resolutions which likely didn’t last
until February…) and to take action to get back on track if necessary. It’s a
great opportunity to do some hard thinking over our finances, our diet, our
career and other aspects of your life that you might want to improve. Make the
second half of the year count!
As the pic says we
may want to adopt New attitudes, New intentions, New goals, New battles, New
Successes – be it if we have achieved, not achieved, been sidetracked or
whatever else.
Genesis
11.31:
Terah
took his son Abram, his grandson Lot son of Haran, and his daughter-in-law
Sarai, the wife of his son Abram, and together they set out from Ur of the
Chaldeans to go to Canaan. But when they came to Haran, they settled
there.
Terah was Abraham’s
dad. He apparently embraced the call of his son, Abraham, and started heading
to Canaan. But he stopped half-way.
How often we do
that? We stop half-way. The people of Israel stopped half-way at Kadesh-Barnea
where they saw themselves as grasshoppers. (Don’t ever think of yourself as a
grasshopper.) The Christians at Laodicea were half-way Christians. They were
neither hot nor cold. They made God want to throw up. Don’t do that.
Supposing we have
achieved that we set out to do, or have surpassed, we should not just sit back
and relax. Start a new exciting thing – maybe pick a hobby you had put aside
for a while.
As we do Lord this,
let us not forget that we profess Christ and as such our success is tied to the
Lord being with us. When we have the Lord with us then we will prosper. That
does not mean that everything will go perfectly but we must remain faithful to
God.
In Trying to
Achieve or Accomplish what is left of this year Let us do so with Optimism,
Trust, Faith & Love – Not Fear. And pray that God’s perfect will be done.
All things will always work together for our good.
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