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EPISODE · Jan 8, 2025 · 14 MIN

Why God Doesn't Care About Your Goals

from Fit For The Kingdom · host Graham Betancourt

As we step into the new year, many of us are busy setting personal goals and resolutions. But as Christians, we are called to align our lives with God's will, which may look very different from the plans we’ve crafted for ourselves. In this episode, we discuss why God’s purpose for our lives should take precedence over our own New Year’s goals and how we can better seek His guidance before making our own plans. We explore how often our New Year’s resolutions reflect our desires and ambitions, but fail to consider what God truly wants for us. Rather than simply focusing on self-improvement, we talk about the importance of listening to God’s voice, trusting His timing, and submitting to His will. Join us as we dive into scripture and share practical ways to invite God into our planning, ensuring that His plan becomes the foundation of our year. In a world full of self-driven resolutions, this episode is a powerful reminder that true fulfillment comes not from achieving our personal goals, but from walking in obedience to God’s greater plan. It’s time to shift our focus from what we want to what God wants — and discover the peace that comes from trusting His perfect will for our lives.

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