Resolutions Of Faith

Many of us make plans every year to stop doing those bad habits we developed over the years. The problem is that making resolutions has become a bad habit too. Every year people make resolutions only to break them, within weeks. I think if we are to progress as a Nation, we need to improve on the individual level. Sure, we may be much better than many of our friends but are we the best we can be? Who knows their real potential and why stop and good or great even?

Resolutions Of Faith

Resolve this year to be a better you

Endeavor for progress in all that you do

Show others your good side and be your best

Open your heart but get baggage off your chest

Let good thoughts in and shut bad thoughts out

Use the spirit of discernment whenever in doubt

Take time to listen to your fellow man

Inspire those around you to follow whenever they can

On those occasions when it’s all left to you

Never haste to do the things that you do

Share your concerns with the Father, He’s everywhere

Once you call on Him, He will draw near

Faith is the substance of things hoped for

For it to be realized love yourself but the Father more

And your deeds will succeed as you walk in His way

In His light, faith will guide you every day

Therefore resolve to be better and through His love Divine

He will make it all happen in this year 2009

 

Posted by Khaidji at 1 Jan 2009, 11:57 AM
Categories: Devotions, Seasons

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