“New Year, New Me” Isn’t Biblical. Let's Talk About It!

An episode of the The Good Gets Better podcast, hosted by Amber Vreeland, titled "“New Year, New Me” Isn’t Biblical. Let's Talk About It!" was published on January 1, 2024 and runs 18 minutes.

January 1, 2024 ·18m · The Good Gets Better

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Amber shares why "New Year, New Me", isn't something that aligns with God's Word, and talks about the negative effects that this mindset can have on you. She encourages you about what the Lord has to say about you, how we can enter the new year with praise and gratitude, and resets our focus onto what our goals for the new year should look like!

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Amber shares why "New Year, New Me", isn't something that aligns with God's Word, and talks about the negative effects that this mindset can have on you.

She encourages you about what the Lord has to say about you, how we can enter the new year with praise and gratitude, and resets our focus onto what our goals for the new year should look like!

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