You know what that means!
Yes, it’s my annual free offer to stamp pendants for the first 10 who request their word.
10 on facebook, 10 here on wordpress, 10 on Instagram. So you have multiple opportunities to get in on my stamp party!
The first I ever stamped was “Wildly Loved” and it underscores the truth of His great salfivic love for us!
Just drop your 2024 Word of the Year in the comments & if you are in the first ten I will stamp you a pendant with a small heart bead on it- each varies!
Blessings, Friends!
I picked Joy as I want to make sure that in all I am doing, that in all God brings me through, that I am choosing Joy. It was a hard year, and I believe I was Faithful (my word for 2023), but it was also a real grind, very hard and full of anxiety. I know things are probably still going to be hard so I want to more conscientiously focus on choosing Joy through it all!
Joy is wonderful…. His joy gives us strength! May He fill you to overflowing this year in all situations.
I chose the word “righteousness” for 2024. I have had a lot of reminders lately in my Bible studying and prayers that I owe so much to Jesus, especially the gift He gave me of His righteousness. It is also a good reminder of the incredible, powerful God I serve.
Liz, He is so good to grant us His righteousness through Jesus Christ’s finished work!
Hello, Sarah. My word for the year is Hope. I never had a word for the year until last year. Light was the word then. Never expected to chose a word for the year but God chose it for me after I saw people asking this question. Trying to think it unnecessary, “light” dawned and blessed me all year. A few days ago I once again saw people mentioning their word for this year. I wondered if there would be one for me. “Hope” came when I needed it.
I saw your post in FB. Saw the pendant offer was full there. Saw you’re redirection for one friend to your blog. And that’s how I made it here.
The pendant offer may be full here as well, but thanks for drawing me into the conversation.
It will be my pleasure… hope is a wonderful word!