Mission Accomplished, or is it Impossible?

It’s anoth­er fifth Mon­day month. 

Shall we talk about Decem­ber or January? 

2018 or 2019? 

Are you fin­ish­ing this year with a “Mis­sion Accom­plished!” atti­tude, or a “Mis­sion Impossible”?

As you reflect back on 2018 and pre­pare to dive, or bel­ly flop, into 2019 take time to cel­e­brate the vic­to­ries.  Here, I will start:

Mis­sion Accom­plished: 

  • My fam­i­ly safe­ly moved across mul­ti­ple states this year
  • We fol­lowed God when the path was unknown
  • We down­sized
  • We read more than 1 book togeth­er as a family 
  • Scio Acad­e­my’s web­site did­n’t crash (Did I just reveal my pes­simism here?)

Now, look at your strug­gles, they may seem impos­si­ble, but they aren’t. Here are some of mine: 

Mis­sion Impossible:

  • Let God fill my cup
  • Serve peo­ple better
  • Make friends in our new location
  • Find a church home
  • Show my chil­dren they are important

May we all find time this week to cel­e­brate our growth and cre­ate new mea­sur­able goals for the upcom­ing year. 

 

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2 thoughts on “Mission Accomplished, or is it Impossible?”

  1. It’s so good to reflect on the things God accom­plished for us and then to trust Him for our future res­o­lu­tions! I will be pray­ing for you in you “Mis­sion Impos­si­bles” dear friend! Thanks for always remind­ing me to trust and hope in the strength of the Sav­ior by your example!

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