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Day 52 of 75 days in Faith
Preparing for purpose….

Living a structure based life can be highly effective, and rewarding in many ways. To , to have this kind of structure, routines must be put in place.
During 75 days in Faith, we’ve been given a clear example of what it’s like to set goals, and follow them daily.
Although every day isn’t perfect, the fact that there is a plan in place always gives us a routine to get back into.
As we move toward the end of 75 days in Faith, it’s highly important that we pray about the direction God wants us to go in.
We must also seek the Holy Spirit for clarity, provision, and wisdom for each and every goal we set.
Once you’ve narrowed down your goals spiritually, physically, mentally, financially etc…
You must set clear boundaries and non negotiables that support the integrity of your goals for the upcoming year.
Boundaries and non negotiables enforce the integrity of your foundation, which is what you will build your goals on top of; and fall back on during the tough days throughout the process.
All goals come with a cost. So when setting goals, be realistic, with an understanding that small victories add up.
It’s (time to make time) and write down your goals, and come up with an organized plan that you can pray over and ask the Holy Spirit to help you achieve.
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Prayer:

Heavenly Father,
I know that you have a purpose for my life and I want to be prepared to fulfill it. Your word says in Jeremiah 29:11, “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”
Prepare my heart to receive your vision and your purpose for my life. Give me the courage and strength to step out in faith and to follow your lead, even when the path ahead is uncertain.
Help me to clear my mind and heart of any distractions or obstacles that may be hindering me from hearing your voice and following your lead. Help me to let go of my own plans and desires, to surrender to your will and to trust in your goodness and your sovereignty.
I will trust in the you with all my heart and lean not unto my own understanding. I will submit to you in (every way) so that you will make my path straight (Proverbs 3:5-6).
I thank you for always working, always guiding, and always directing. I trust in your faithfulness and your love.
In Jesus name I pray, amen.