However, I do have a plan.
Hello, it's me - the planaholic; I have a plan for everything and it
usually entails some form of spreadsheet or PowerPoint presentation. Since I have a plethora of interests it has
been hard to narrow down exactly what to blog about. I used to think I was awesome at most things,
but I'm starting to realize I am average at most things and awesome at a
few. It's been a little upsetting; I received
my first raise at a post graduate job by telling my boss that "salary.com says
I am making the average salary commensurate with my experience, and I've never
been average at anything, so why should I start now?" Hey - it worked; he gave me a 18% raise.
Anywho. The
plan...the plan is to provide a few weekly posts: (1) recipe of the week, (2)
house hunting update with some form of "tip of the week," (3) something
random or inspirational. I suppose this
is my something random. I'm going to try
to keep it "inspirational" as we could all use a little encouragement
in our lives.
Alright, I'll add inspiration for the day. It's the beginning of the year, and we all
have our list of resolutions, goals or self-improvement plans. For those of you who do believe in the God of
the Bible I would encourage you to include a Bible reading plan in your goal
for this year. There are so many
resources out there. My husband found this
one Bible Reading Plans 2012
which contains multiple plan options from specific schedules for the whole year
to more open ended ones. From reading
the whole Bible in one year, to reading the New Testament in one year, to
reading as little as you like. As a
husband and wife we are doing the 52 week plan.
It mixes up the genres each day to keep it more interesting. I love the idea of a chronological study, but
I think Leviticus all at once is enough to put most of us to sleep. However, it is a great reminder that we are
blessed to not live under the old covenant; that works do not save us, and we
are justified by faith alone. More about
justification by faith alone here: by R.C. Sproul
"Do not be conformed to this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind..." Romans 12:2
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