The common cycle of failed New Year's resolutions is not due to a lack of willpower but rather a flawed approach rooted in self-improvement. Instead, lasting change is found through focusing on purposeful impact that benefits others. The key distinction is shifting from a self-centered "task" to an outward-focused "mission," which provides greater motivation when difficulties arise.Adopting a Christian-based strategy for purposeful change in the new year.

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In a world that demands constant activity, it's easy to be busy without being purposeful. We chase goals and climb ladders, yet often find ourselves asking, "Is this all there is?" This modern search for a meaningful mission can feel complex and exhausting. What if a powerful and surprisingly practical framework for purpose could be found in one of the most well-known sentences ever written?

Want to get the most out of Christmas as a Christian?
The overarching purpose and mission emphasized for rediscovering the heart of the Christian Christmas is to move past the distractions of shopping, events, travel, and pressure for perfection so that the spiritual heart of the season does not fade into the background. The goal is to intentionally center one's heart, home, and habits on Christ