Jeremy Rochford—Resolution Christianity
Editor’s note: So many of us view the beginning of January as a time to make promises for improvement and change — regardless of whether we have a plan for keeping them. In this video, Jeremy Rochford takes a deeper look at the phenomenon of New Year’s Resolutions and their connection with our spiritual lives.
There have been 6 replies so far
Man, this is so true. I’ve done the same thing with my faith almost every year. Thanks for the encouragement to challenge some of the patterns I fall into, here’s to a great 2012!
1 | Theo Rogus
Wednesday, January 4, 2012, at 4:04pm
I am a 42yr old worship leader and teacher of the word to our young adult ladies at our church and I was so touched and challenged by what you had to say. I will be sharing this with them on Sunday and challenge them as you challenged me to live better today than I did yesterday and if I’m so blessed to open my eyes again tomorrow I will live it better than I do today. Be blessed young man and keep on bringing things to life for our young and old alike!
2 | Christian Wright
Thursday, January 5, 2012, at 8:48am
Thanks for your inspiration, Jeremy. Powerful stuff!
3 | Sean
Monday, January 9, 2012, at 4:33pm
This is so true and so needed. One of the things that I love about jeremy and what he does and is doing here as well is that he is real. He tells people like it is and does NOT hold back. I think this is awesome because I know in my life i need people to be straight up with me and i think that I am not the only one. This is great.
And I think that the idea of living each day better than the last is an absolutely amazing way of thinking. this is going to be a new idea/thought/resolution for me. this is a great thought and I need it and hopefully other people will realize that they do too.
Great post!!! keep them coming!!!
4 | nick dewar
Wednesday, January 11, 2012, at 5:21pm
Great thoughts, Jeremy! I’ve been through the frustrating cycle of failed resolutions many times. The older I get, the more I realize that I will not accidentally achieve my goals. It will take deliberate and continuous action on my part. And even with that, I can’t do it alone. And I wasn’t created to.
5 | Jonnie W.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012, at 5:26pm
Great advice!!!!
6 | Rachael
Wednesday, January 11, 2012, at 7:41pm
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