Goal list

These have been sitting in my Bible since I wrote them down sometime in the winter. I'm finally getting around to journaling them. currently, these are my lifetime dreams and goals which could obviously change or morph over time...

In no particular order:

1. Visit Australia

2. Visit St. Croix

3. Teach Sozo

4. Have one week without worry

5. Grow to a point of complete trust in my salvation

6. Meet a man I can love and TRUST

7. Cut a CD

8. Sing on the VWS Praise Team

9. Go horseback riding again

10. Knit something ridiculously cool

11. Visit Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Utah

12. Meet the remaining favorite celebs that I have on my list.

13. See certain loved ones get set free and/or find Christ

14. Sing with David Phelps (even if it's just "Happy Birthday"!).

15. Spend time with Father God, Jesus and Holy Spirit everyday and cultivate such a relationship with them that the supernatural is natural.

16 . Get rid of all religious lies

17. Walk confidently in complete and total freedom in Christ.

Comments

DanThoms said…
It's so good to have goals. I wrote a list of 100 life goals in my mens group this year (5 to be completed this year). You can do it :)
12:14 AM
Helen Ann said…
Thank you for your vote of confidence...I don't know if I could do 100 of them!!!
3:16 PM
DanThoms said…
I have a life time to try. The toughest one may be my goal to ride and Ostrich.
10:40 PM
Helen Ann said…
Yeah - that one might be a bit tough...But I know you and you make things happen! :) The Lord is with you Mighty Ostrich rider!
9:01 AM
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