Day 1
What’s In Your House?
Before you ask God for more, take another look at what remains.
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FAITH • REFLECTION • ACTION
Faith for the Journey
Short devotional journeys to help you slow down, listen for God, examine what you believe, and take the next faithful step.
SHORT, FOCUSED JOURNEYS
Devotionals for the Season You’re In
For Me & My House devotionals are short, focused 7-day journeys designed to help you pause, reflect on Scripture, examine what you believe, and take one practical step at a time.
You do not have to start with everything figured out.
Start where you are.
Then continue with the journey that speaks most clearly to the season you are in.
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Open Your Eyes
A 7-Day Journey to See What God Has Already Placed in Your Hands and Around You
See the full journey at a glance. Each day builds on the one before it, beginning with what is already in your hands and leading toward seeing, believing and taking your next step.
See the Journey FirstPreview the seven days below, then continue to Start Here to begin with the introduction.
Day 2
Stop Calling It “Just”
What you minimize may contain more possibility than you realize.
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Day 3
Go Ask for the Jars
The next step may require you to move through discomfort.
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Day 4
Start Pouring
What you have cannot multiply if you refuse to use it.
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Day 5
When You Cannot See the Answer
The problem is real, but it may not be all that is real.
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Day 6
Open Your Eyes
Provision may be present before we recognize it.
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Day 7
Believe and Take the Next Step
You don't have to see the whole road to take the step in front of you.
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OPEN YOUR EYES
Open Your Eyes
A 7-Day Journey to See What God Has Already Placed in Your Hands and Around You
When what is missing becomes the only thing you can see, it can be difficult to recognize what God has already placed around you.
Open Your Eyes is a 7-day devotional journey through the stories of the widow in 2 Kings 4 and Hagar in Genesis 21. Each day helps you recognize what is already in your hands and ask God to help you see what you may have overlooked.
In this journey, we’ll explore:
- Recognizing what you already have.
- Stopping the habit of minimizing your gifts.
- Moving through discomfort.
- Taking action with what is in your hand.
- Seeing beyond the problem.
- Asking God to open your eyes.
- Believing and taking the next step.
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Read the companion article: What’s In Your Hand? Begin with the introduction, then continue through the seven-day journey.
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Fear Doesn’t Get to Decide
A 7-Day Journey to Break Fear-Based Thinking and Move Beyond What Has Kept You Stuck
Fear can disguise itself as caution, personality, inability, or even common sense.
We tell ourselves, “That’s not me.” “I could never do that.” “I’m too old.” “I’m too young.” “I’m not good at that.” “What if they say no?”
Over time, repeated thoughts can influence our actions, become habits, shape our character, and begin determining the boundaries of our lives.
In this journey, we’ll explore:
- The difference between discomfort and inability.
- How fear-based thoughts can become strongholds.
- The Thought Garden.
- How thoughts influence actions, habits, character and destiny.
- Learning skills instead of automatically deciding, “I can’t.”
- Understanding that rejection is not always personal.
- Renewing your mind.
- Moving beyond the walls fear has built.
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What You’ll Find in Every Journey
Scripture
A passage to ground the day.
Reflection
A practical teaching connected to real life.
What Do You Believe?
A pause to examine what you are actually believing.
For Your House
A personal or household reflection.
One Step Today
One practical way to move forward.
Prayer
A simple prayer to close the day.
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You do not need to have everything figured out.
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