Every year, I see a plethora of my friends start posting their New Year’s Resolutions, which is a list of goals that they want to accomplish in their life in the upcoming year. With 2022 happening tomorrow, I am seeing it happen all over again. Several years ago, I was right along with this cultural thing. I would not post them publicly, but I would have a list somewhere that I would want to fulfill.

I have decided that I do not want to do this anymore. Why? Most New Year’s Resolutions are easy-to-find and somewhat benign. Those should be done without the faux motivation of an approaching new year. For the more serious, life changing goals, I find it is easier to work toward that goal without the aid of a tradition.

As a Christian, I turn to the Bible and my faith to help me become not only a better person mentally, physically, or emotionally, but also spiritually. I find that if you take care of yourself spiritually, you will grow as a person. Practice doing good deeds, pray (pray a lot), study the Bible, worship, seek Christ in all his fullness. He is the way, the truth, and the life.

Please note, I’m not saying once you become a Christian, your life becomes totally easy. That’s false. However, as I follow Christ, I find that I do not need a New Year’s Resolution to improve and grow as a person. I do not plan on making a listicle anymore for the search for growth. I plan on growing in spirit and truth as I follow Christ.

So, do you still do New Year’s Resolution?

What do you think? Let me know in the comments below. Tell me if there is a comic book, movie, or novel you would like me to review. While you are at it, check out Conservatives Need To Realize Pop Culture Is Here To Stay and The Real Reason SJWs Have To Ruin Your Childhood. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more posts like this one.

Look for me on social media! Facebook: Author Jacob Airey | Instagram: realjacobairey | Twitter: @realJacobAirey | MeWe: Link | YouTube: StudioJake | Minds: Link | Rumble: StudioJake Media | Gettr: Click Here