Abundant Life

Before every new Six Weeks to Sanity course run, I like to pause and reflect on which of the six modules is most relevant to this current chapter of my life:

• Mindset
• Goal Setting and Time Management
• Health
• Decluttering
• Relationships and Boundaries
• Fostering faith

This will be my 6^th time participating, and I’m just as fired up about diving into these intentional living concepts and conversations as I was the first time we launched the course back in 2020.

I am someone who needs to hear something over and over and over for it to stick. I need accountability and encouragement. While my circumstances and personal goals are ever evolving, the foundational elements of living by design rather than default remain the same. Whether I choose to focus on better sleep, reorganizing my office, or making room in my schedule for a new venture, plugging back in to our Six Weeks to Sanity teachings and community provides the fuel and wisdom I need to live purposefully rather than aimlessly.

If you, too, are feeling a stirring in your heart for renewal, we invite you to join us! Don’t let that spark of enthusiasm be snuffed out by distraction, busyness, perfectionism, or lack of support! Click HERE to find out more about this incredible opportunity for immersing yourself in edifying and uplifting content that will profoundly benefit not only your own life but the lives of those around you! And, of course, for any of our former participants, we’d love to have you join us again!  All participants have lifetime access! The course starts this MONDAY, January 12^th!

In the meantime, we have another great resource for you! On our podcast this month, we interviewed Chelsea Blackbird, “The Christian Nutritionist,” about "Acquiring Peace with the 6 D's of Faith-Based Goal Setting." Her insights were SO GOOD! Give it a listen before you forge ahead with any New Year’s Resolutions to maintain a healthy perspective and prevent burnout. Click HERE to be inspired!

This week’s journal prompt:

In John 10:10, Jesus said the thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly.

What does a Christ-centered “abundant life” mean to you? What obstacles are preventing you from experiencing this abundance that Christ provides? What small step can you take today to tap into that abundance?