At the beginning of the new year, many of us set new goals for ourselves.
Often those goals involve reforming previous habits or goals that we succumbed to over the previous year(s). Examples include changing our diet, starting or revising our exercise routine, and saving more finances.
Many start strong at the beginning of a new year but quickly fall away from their goals before the month is even over.
But one doesn’t have to set these goals only at the beginning of the year.
These types of goals are useful any time of year.
The key is to think less about the year and focus on each day’s habits.
I believe this is especially true with our spiritual reformation goals.
Are you ready for reformation in a spiritual sense?
Join me as we study 2 Kings 18:1-16, where Hezekiah takes sweeping reformative actions when he becomes king of Judah.
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