Kettle Club :: Reflecting on Resolve
By Victoria
26. Jan, 2010 
4 Comments
What a way to start the year! We’ve spent the past few weeks with our hearts opened to new ideas of how resolutions can become realities in Christ and the possibilities have been endless. Maybe you found that your resolutions were exactly what the Lord had planned for you to focus on, perhaps you missed His mark entirely. Someone undoubtedly discovered that resolutions aren’t really solutions to their problems after all.
Whatever you’ve been up to this month, I’m sure God has used this time in devotion to teach us all a thing or two about true resolve!
As you set out to share your findings, your struggles, or just some good old fashioned encouragement on your blogs this morning, I hope you’re reminded of each good and perfect gift our Father has blessed you with in your time together this month! You’ll find a few suggested topics and questions to consider for discussion here.
Be sure to add your link and head over to encourage
and learn from fellow Kettles as we each share our hearts today!
If you’re new to the Kettle Club, we’re just ladies in love with the Lord and with blogging who want a little extra accountability helping us to step into the presence of our Father prior to stepping out into the world, even before blogging! It’s about a desire to be pleasing to the Lord, purposeful with our time, and meaningful in our words. Join us anytime, or every time–we’ll put the kettle on and sit a spell with our God and share it all the while!
The Lord isn’t done teaching me about resolve just yet, but I’m already feeling liberated from my laziness…I can’t wait to learn more about godly resolve from you! I’m sharing a bit on my personal blog today and I hope you do the same! See you there!
Victoria, I love that you are hosting it – you have just the right flair for the Kettle Club!
And here are my reflections on resolve!
I love that you talk about accountability. This is something that I have been looking for for along time. I’m excited to learn something about myself and about others as we walk together.
I’m excited to see where we go together, Michelle!