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Now, as we start a new year, this is typically for many of us the season of self-improvement, which is good.

And the reason this is good, and I don't have anybody in mind, but some of you, you need to improve yourself.

Okay, I'll just leave it at that.

Okay, so this is a good thing.

This is where we become painfully aware because we're

reminded painfully aware of where we are and where we're not, what we need to start, what we need

to stop doing, what we need to start eating and stop eating, eat more of, and eat less of.

And in many of our cases, it's the same stuff that we decided a year ago that we were going

to do less of and do more of and stop eating as much of. And I get that. I'm guilty of that as well.

And in this season, we're really asking without, I mean, you didn't have this question before

today, but basically the question for most of us during this season is, what should I do about

me? And this is an important question to ask.

In fact, multiple times at our church, we talk about things that you need to work on for

you and I need to work on for me.

What can I do to make myself, in this case, you know, smarter, what can I do to make

myself slimmer or stronger, healthier, wealthier, successfuler.

Maybe you want this year to make yourself less lonelier.

And as a pastor, I just want to say, go for it.

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