Direct My Ways, Oh Lord

<img data-load="false" data-mode="cover" data-image-focal-point="0.5,0.5" src="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/601ef61a7dc49320d38a863d/5ec89134-bad9-4f5e-80e2-7e509ae38542/Copy+of+Copy+of+Christ%27s+Resurrection+Day+%28YouTube+Thumbnail%29.png?format=1000w" /> Direct My Ways, Oh Lord Debbie Haynes Download This message invites the congregation to begin the New Year with intentional rededication to the Lord—not out of failure, but out of a desire for renewed alignment. Rooted in Psalm 119:5, it contrasts temporary resolutions with lasting devotion, reminding us that true blessing comes from walking in a Holy Spirit–directed life rather than from perfect circumstances. The psalmist’s prayer reflects humility and dependence on God, showing that transformation begins in the heart through God’s Word. By seeking, treasuring, and storing Scripture within, our steps are directed by love and obedience. The message concludes by emphasizing that rededication leads to joy, calling believers to pray simply, “Lord, direct my ways,” and to begin the year anchored in Him.