Let’s face it. As every New Year approaches, millions of people sit down, plan out the upcoming year, write down their goals and more than half prepare a vision board. New Years resolutions, which I will address in another blog post, are sometimes a part of the vision board. So the questions today is, how should Christians create a vision board that respects the confines of a Christian life? Years ago, I attend e d a Vision Board Party hosted by a church elder in a New York City Christian Church. It was a coed party, and the church offered us hot chocolate, pastries, and everything you need to have a successful vision board party. Pastor Ralph started the party off by inviting everyone to share a great moment they experienced in the year that was about to end. This opened people’s minds up to the possibilities for the upcoming year. It was one of the best vision board parties I’ve ever attended. I’ve used this exercise when putting together my own vision board parties...