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Dreaming is the fun part, doing is the hard part.

One of the most incredible practices for moving into a New Year is not only setting new goals, resolutions or aspirations but celebrating and being thankful for what did happen, planned or unplanned. What are you grateful for this year? Share a couple specifics below.

We must put listening and talking with God first in our hearts, minds, and schedules if we ever wish to achieve what matters most in life. Time with our Creator is the most productive thing we can do.

Happy Thanksgiving Everybody!

I don’t know about you, but I really love the holidays! One reason I love the holidays is GREAT FOOD. That's what this week's JesusHacks article is all about - 5 Ways to Eat Well Over the Holidays!

http://jesushacks.com/eat-well-over-the-holidays/

5 Ways to Eat Well Over the Holidays | JesusHacks I don’t know about you, but I really love the holidays. I love time off of work to focus on relaxing and spending time with family and friends.

Marriage in our culture is under serious attack! Some attacks are obvious and some are more insidious. The general conversations and comments about marriage are usually more negative than positive and carry the tone of "it's only going to get worse from here." This week's JesusHacks article defies that negativity and instead gives sound biblical and practical advice about how to reject the status quo and build an unshakable marriage even in the simplest of ways. Enjoy!

http://jesushacks.com/how-to-cultivate-an-unshakeable-marriage/

How to Cultivate an Unshakeable Marriage ~ 5 Practices for Living as a Team with your Spouse It is all too easy for two married people to be living in the same home, but not sharing life together. It's so common and it’s not hard to begin to function as roommates with two entirely separate lives.

Mid-week is always a good time to remember foundational truths about our work. :D

4 Truths about Work that can Change your Life even if you Hate your Job Have you ever felt like your work doesn’t really matter or is a waste of time? When you hear the word “work,” what comes to your mind?