EPISODE · Jan 29, 2025 · 59 MIN
Should Christians Make New Year’s Resolutions?
from Skeptics & Saints · host The Garden Church
As the new year begins, many believers ask: Should Christians set goals and make resolutions? Is planning for personal growth biblical, or is it just a worldly mindset? In this episode, we take a deep dive into what Scripture says about goal-setting, stewardship, and real progress in the Christian life.We’ll discuss how goal-setting isn’t about identity but about faithfulness, the difference between self-improvement and overcoming sin, and why action-based goals are more effective than chasing results. We’ll also talk about the balance between avoiding comfort and preventing burnout, along with practical strategies for long-term consistency and sustainability.Whether you’re looking to build better habits, grow in discipline, or lead with greater vision, this episode will equip you with a biblical framework for setting and achieving goals in a way that honors God.🌎 Learn More: www.thegardenaz.com🕒 Sundays at 8:30 AM | 10:00 AM | 11:30 AM📲 Stay Connected:Instagram: @thegardenazYouTube: @TheGardenChurchAZFacebook: The Garden Church🎙️ Skeptics & Saints Podcast – Apple: Listen HereSpotify: Listen Here 📖 The Garden Church Sermon Podcast – Apple: Listen HereSpotify: Listen Here
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As the new year begins, many believers ask: Should Christians set goals and make resolutions? Is planning for personal growth biblical, or is it just a worldly mindset? In this episode, we take a deep dive into what Scripture says about goal-setting, stewardship, and real progress in the Christian life. We’ll discuss how goal-setting isn’t about identity but about faithfulness, the difference between self-improvement and overcoming sin, and why action-based goals are more effective than chasi...
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