We all have a “someday.” Someday I’ll buy the dream car, go on that vacation, retire, lose weight, read more, get smart with my money or shape up. But many people wake up one day and realize their someday never happened. Time flew by and they are no closer to their goals, dreams, or desires. The secret is that someday starts today. This series will help you start the year off with realistic expectations, eternal perspectives, and practical exercises to help them move toward the someday God has for them.
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Someday
The Planting Principle
January 7, 2018
by Mark Stuenzi
We all know it but we tend to ignore it. It’s a law of life. We tend to focus on how it works against us. But if we will learn how to leverage it, we’ll get to enjoy the return on investment. The Planting Principle is simply this: your someday grows from what you plant today. Small investments made consistently over time really works because time multiplies decisions.
The Principle of the Path
January 14, 2018
by Dan White
Is it possible to know where your life will end up? Maybe. Maybe not. But here’s what we do know: some paths definitely don’t lead where we want to go. In Proverbs 7, a wise man sees a young man outside his window walking a path that will lead to adultery and destruction. Is the path you're on going to lead you to where you really want to go?
Buying Broke
January 21, 2018
by Mark Stuenzi
Some part of our “someday” has a dollar amount attached to it. Without financial margin we are stopped short in life. We cannot fund our dreams, our family’s dreams, or God’s dreams. What we do with our money today determines what we get to do one day. The problem is, Americans are spending their way into debt. But if we cannot learn to say, “no” or “not yet” then we’ll never be able to fund the future we want.
The Comparison Cul de Sac
January 28, 2018
by Dan White
Life never turns out exactly as expected. Many want the perfect spouse, fulfilling job, and wonderful family. But the days roll into years without all our hopes coming true. Eventually we find ourselves comparing our lives to those who have what we always wanted. We get closer to the someday God has for us when we run with people and not against people. Comparison distracts us from the path God’s chosen.