1. A notebook of your choosing preferably something that is large or a 3ring binder to add paper to.
2. A prayer partner: someone that will keep you accountable and consistent!
- My first few pages are the lessons that I learned in 2013.
- The next few pages are my goals for 2014. The goal pages consist of answering the following questions:
- Where am I currently?
- What is the approach to get where I need to be in Christ?
- Who's going to hold me accountable?
- What is my faith goal?
- How will I grow in my management and stewardship of resources?
- How will I grow in my preparation for my future career, education, and learning personal development?
- How will I develop and measure my relationships? Who will I associate with?
- How will I develop and impact my family relationships?
- After these questions are answered, begin by adding today's date and your declaration. Add a new declaration daily.
- Designate a day and time once a week (the same day every week) to take turns reading your declarations with your prayer partner. After you all read them, each of you should conclude by praying over each other's declarations. Take the declarations seriously! Don't just write things because they sound good, make it personal to your life. The goals portion of your journal should be a great help in creating your declarations.
- Each week you read your declaration, you should begin with the very first declaration and end with the last declaration with whatever week you are on. As time progresses, your conversations with your prayer partner will get longer because there will be so many declarations to read but it's so worth it!
- Pick times to revisit your goals throughout the year and revamp them if needed.
The word says that our words are powerful!! Therefore, let 2014 be a year of powerful life changing declarations and affirmations!! I got this beautiful idea from my BFF BB!! Check out her blog as well http://theweightlessjourney.blogspot.com
She has some very powerful posts!!
Ttyl Lovies!! ❤️
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