HAPPY NEW YEAR!
One thing I love to say is, if you’re reading the words on the screen before you, YOU ARE BLESSED!
I just gave you one good reason to tell God Thank You right there. Please don’t waste time.
There’s someone right now praying they had your eyesight. The ability to see that is. So, count your blessings.
With the new year underway, I thought I’d bust out of silence to bring you a new Bible Reading Plan for the New Year.
Only this one is more than just a Bible Reading Plan. It’s a strategic Bible Reading Plan.
Each verse was carefully picked and placed in sequential order to relay an important message to you about your New Year. Consider it guidance for the new year.
Without giving too much away, I do want to share with you one verse from the plan that I absolutely love to meditate on concerning every new year God allows me to walk into.
It’s actually the first verse of the plan. To me, it sets the stage for what you should expect your year to look like. That is this:
You crown the year with Your goodness, and Your paths drip with abundance. ~Psalm 65:11
The context surrounding this verse was that David was giving God praise for His power, goodness and provisions.
David was not at all ever confused about Who was the Source of all He had and was ever blessed with.
For the year to be crowned with God’s goodness meant that He blessed His people abundantly with good things. Favor. Joy. Wellness. Wealth. Prosperity. Kindness. To name a few.
So, let me ask you, what are your expectations for this new year? What do you expect to see? My hope and prayer is that we can be as David was…declaring that this year is already crowned (encircled) with God’s goodness.
Guidance for the New Year Bible Reading Plan
Start the new year off right. Let this 10 Day Bible Reading Plan be what sets the tone for you to be in great expectancy of how your new year will go. Lord willing.
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Every year has the potential to be a great year according to how we believe. Do you agree?
ERICA DUNOMES 