In life and in faith, alignment with God is essential—just as a system won’t grant access without clicking “I agree,” neither will God grant divine access if we’re out of alignment with His will. The truth is, “In God’s world, there is no such thing as ‘we agree to disagree.’ The children of God must agree with Him to receive the fullness of His blessings.” 

Alignment in Relationships & Leadership

“Two cannot walk together unless they agree.” Have you ever been in a partnership, friendship, or team where there was no real agreement? How did that affect your progress?

Recognizing & Designing Your Non-Negotiables

“Today, I really want you to design your non-negotiables.” What are some non-negotiables in your faith, relationships, or career that you need to define more clearly?

“Your child is listening to the words you say and the words you don’t say.” If your life was a sermon, would your children want to join your church? “Prayer matters. Your child is watching you.” Every generation carries purpose, and “all means all” when it comes to God’s Spirit being poured out. “There are no second-class Christians—there is no partial membership in the kingdom of God

The Sermon Your Life Preaches

The passage asks, “If your life was a sermon, and new members could join only on Monday-Saturday, would your child want to join your church?” How does this challenge the way you live daily?

Recognizing God’s Discipline & Restoration

God used discipline to drive His people back into His presence.” Have you ever gone through a season where God used hardships to realign your focus on Him? What did you learn?

Your purpose needs a fresh start. Your calling, your assignment—everything God has placed inside you—needs renewal. The business and the busyness of life can block the joy of purpose, but God will allow you to get joy back in the stuff that drains you. Take a moment, pause, and remember why you started. Faith moves God, not complaints, and according to your faith, it will be done to you. 

Recognizing the Need for Renewal

The premise states, “Your purpose needs a fresh start.” What does a fresh start look like for you right now?

Overcoming the Fear of Failure

What is one faith-based goal you can set today that requires you to trust God in the process?

Don’t compromise your calling for a check. It’s easy to let financial pressure push us into decisions that contradict our purpose, but every time we do, we tell God, “I don’t trust You. You need my help to make this happen.” The three Hebrew boys stood firm, declaring, “Indeed, the Lord will deliver us, but if not, we still will not bow.” If not, I still will not compromise. Because the truth is, compromise always costs more than obedience.

Trusting God Over Financial Pressure

The premise states, “Don’t compromise your calling for a check.” Have you ever been tempted to take an opportunity that didn’t align with your faith or values? How did you handle it?

Application & Accountability

If someone struggling with compromising their faith for financial stability came to you for advice, what wisdom would you share?

Day 40 - What’s in Your Toolbox

Daniel 1:1-20 

God gave Daniel and his friends knowledge, understanding, and wisdom ten times greater than their peers—what has He placed in your toolbox? “What do you bring to the table that adds value—not just to the church, but to the world?” Perhaps God is calling you to the intersection of marketplace and ministry to be a light in spaces where others won’t go. So be Daniel—uncompromising, unwavering, and let your light shine in a world that desperately needs a new perspective.

The Power of Boundaries & Integrity

What are some boundaries you need to set in order to protect your purpose?

Identifying & Using Your Gifts (Your “Toolbox”)

What do you bring to the table that adds value—not just to the church, but to the world? How would you answer this question?

Day 39 - How is Your Heart

Ezekiel 36:1-26

Before you publish the most provocative thing, ask yourself, how’s my heart? So often, we speak and act from a place of unhealed wounds, but after you heal, that raw emotion mixed with your positive perspective can serve a purpose for the world. The degree to which your heart is healed will determine how others will experience your wholeness, because what is coming out of your heart is the abundance of your heart. 

Evaluating the Condition of Your Heart

• What are some signs that your heart may need healing? Have you recognized any in yourself?

The Impact of Unmet Emotional Needs

The first three emotional needs mentioned are acceptance, affection, and attention. Were these needs met for you growing up? If not, how has that shaped the way you approach relationships today?

Day 38 - Purpose Includes Pivots

Ezekiel 1:1-18 

Pivots aren’t prejudiced—whether you’re rich or poor, life will pivot. Pivots don’t ask permission—they push through, unexpected and unannounced. Pivots produce patience, perseverance, and ultimately, purpose. They become platforms that usher you into new spaces, preparing you for what’s next. And finally, pivots yield change. They are not just a 360-degree spin back to where you started but a decisive 180-degree shift toward something new. 

Group Discussion Question

Have you ever experienced a major life pivot that changed your direction? How did you respond, and what did you learn from it?

Personal Reflection Question

Who in my life needs encouragement in their own pivot season, and how can I support them?

Day 37 - Heal the Hurting

Lamentations 3:1-23

It is of the Lord’s mercies that we are not consumed, because His compassions fail not. They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness.” There are some things you’re called to do, and you can’t get away from it. 

Group Discussion Question

“Jeremiah became depressed.” – How does this challenge the stigma around mental health in faith communities? How can we better support those struggling with depression?

Personal Reflection Question

Have I ever been hesitant to express my pain because I thought faith meant I had to always appear strong? How can I embrace vulnerability with God and others?

Day 36 - Who is in the Room

Where It Happens?

Jeremiah 36:1-20

Purpose requires partners. Jeremiah understood what most of us forget—when God connects us to people, their participation in our calling speeds up the purpose process. Your limitations are not liabilities—they are licenses for others to walk in their purpose. God is answering your prayer for purpose through a person who has clarity where you are confused and competency where you are overwhelmed.”Every purpose has a vision, and every vision has runners and readers.

Group Discussion Question

Purpose requires partners.” Who are some of the key people God has placed in your life to help fulfill your purpose? How have they impacted your journey

Personal Reflection Question

Who has been a “Baruch” in my life—someone who has supported me, written down my vision, or helped me carry out my calling? Have I taken the time to thank them?

Day 35 - 6 Verbs You Can’t Avoid

Jeremiah 1:1-10

Stop trying to rebuild what God already removed. God is making room for the new, but you have to let go of the old. Maybe your excuse is not an excuse—but an engine. Your insufficiency is the X that marks where you stop and Christ begins. Comparison murders creativity. Idolatry ruins ingenuity. You are called to something dope! You’ve never been a cookie-cutter anything. And remember this—God only anoints the authentic you. 

Group Discussion Questions

“God only anoints the authentic you.” In what ways do we sometimes try to imitate others rather than walk in the authenticity of who God created us to be? How can we be more intentional about embracing our unique purpose?

Personal Reflection Question

What “excuses” have I been making about my purpose? How can I reframe them as opportunities to trust God more?