Instead of making resolutions this year that will only change your life, think of making resolutions that could help change the lives of others.

As you share life with others, laughing, reminiscing, exchanging gifts, remember to make room for Christ and invite Him into your Christmas activities.

God has predestined for you to do great things and wants you to live a life worthy of the calling you have received from Him.

As followers of Christ, we can’t allow ourselves to handling situations the way the world does.

If Jesus said it, you can believe it’s going to happen for you before it happens.

Don’t shut Christ off to just one part of your life. Find Jesus in every part of your life.

Forget about yourself for a moment and remember to do something good for someone else.

Today, I want to challenge you to focus on just one scripture you know or have learned recently and put it into action.

Why focus on the negative when God has blessed you in so many different positive ways?

Whatever your testimony is, give it to someone else.

If Jesus can trust a sinner with His message to give to you, shouldn’t you be able to?

If we are not careful, we can easily confuse true success in life with thriving for the approval of others.

Your giving of God’s love can replace the hurt or emptiness you’re experiencing.

Don’t fool yourself into believing you are what the enemy says you are, but know that you are everything God has called you.

If you want to be blessed, do the things you know Christ wants you to do.

The next time you’re tried or tempted, remember you’re protected and no weapon formed against you will prosper.

If you ever feel out of tune in life, make sure you’re not allowing the wrong people to play you.

Whether you accept it or not, you are a role model. Children are watching you and your actions.

Use words that restore joy, bring smiles, and gives life.

If any doubt should arise in your mind, and you question if you should go left or right, go with God!