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A Christian Comedy Essay By Rev. James L. Snyder

So far, the New Year and I have gotten along quite famously. If the rest of the year goes as well as the first week, it will be a wonderful year. I love it when a plan comes together. Especially when it is mine.

Then the Gracious Mistress of the Parsonage disrupted my amicable muse. She emerged from my office and said most defiantly, “You need to be more organized. I don’t know how you find anything in that office?”

What she does not know is that I rarely look for “anything.” Usually, I’m searching for “something.” That is a problem with women… wives… mine in particular. They do not know the difference between “anything” and “something.”

When I’m searching for something I never find anything but often I find nothing.

My wife was making two assumptions. She was assuming that I was not organized. Maybe I’m not organized according to her definition of the word, but I assure you I am organized.

Another assumption she made was that I cannot find anything in my office. This also is not true. I go by the motto: if I can’t find what I need I probably don’t need it. This has greatly simplified my life. Where does it say that you have to find everything you are looking for?

Have you ever noticed that no matter what you are searching for it is always in the last place you look? Why don’t we look in that place first?
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How many times have you set a goal for yourself and not followed through with it? There are some simple steps to take to prevent this from happening again.

Most people know that setting goals is important when they want to achieve something. Unfortunately, not many people know how to effectively do this. How many people can you think of that set a New Year’s resolution with an attitude of giving it 110%, only to give up on their resolution less than two months later? Some people do not even make it that long. Why is that?

When setting a goal, make sure that you are realistic. You can pick a goal that is challenging, but do not pick one that is impossible. If you pick a goal that is impossible or nearly impossible, you are more likely to just give up on the goal.

Next, determine how long you have to reach the goal. Do you want to reach it within a month, six months, or a year or more? Give yourself enough time to reach the goal, but not so much time that you don’t have to “work at it.”

Once you have determined whether your goal is short or long-term, take the time to plan how you are going to reach your goal. List the steps that you can take to obtain the goal. Be as specific as you can. This is a very important step. If you do not plan out how you are going to achieve your goal, then you are setting yourself up for failure!
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A Christian Comedy Essay By Rev. James L. Snyder

A New Year has dawned and I am still trying to recover from my New Year’s Eve activities. I never stay up to see the infamous ball drop at Times Square in New York City. I see enough people dropping the ball all year long I do not need to watch somebody do it on purpose. Actually, I would like to see more people on the ball this coming year.

For many people New Year’s means New Year’s resolutions. I would like to know whoever started this New Year’s resolution nonsense. Didn’t they have anything else to do?

Perhaps, and I am only guessing here, the first person who made a New Year’s resolution was Adam in the Garden of Eden. He looked at Eve thoughtfully and said, “I think I’ll turn over a new leaf.”

Thus began the annual ritual imposed on all human beings.

Last year my New Year’s resolution was that I would try not to be as humble as I was the previous year. I would like to say I achieved my goal but I am too humble to boast about my accomplishments.
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