Introduction: The ACTS method is a specific and wonderful way of praying to God. While our prayers should be honest and come directly from our hearts, the ACTS way helps us to organize our prayers. There are various acronyms that can guide people’s prayers, but we will focus on ACTS since it is well-known and easy to implement. ACTS stands for Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, and Supplication. These daily components should guide our daily conversations with the Lord. Adoration is giving God the glory and honor He rightly deserves. As our Creator and Sustainer, we should come to Him with humble hearts and offer Him praise straight from the heart. Confession is bringing our sins to Him, admitting we are wrong, and asking for His forgiveness. God will not hear our prayers if we have unconfessed sins in our hearts. Thanksgiving is exactly that: giving thanks to Him for all His blessings, spiritual and physical. It comes from a heart filled with gratitude for blessings big and small. Finally, Supplication is praying on behalf of others, interceding for their needs and holding them up to the Lord. We can do this for anyone and everyone. We will explore a different part of ACTS each week during this month. This is not to complicate prayer. It’s to provide you with biblical examples and ideas for your own prayer life. Thank you for joining me on this journey. The verses in this study are from the King James Version. I will be posting Week One Day One tomorrow. Have a blessed and safe 2026!

Week One-Adoration: This week, we are focusing on adoration for God. To adore Him is to show Him the deep love and respect He deserves from us. It’s worshipping Him right where we are. We don’t need fancy words or special prayers. Giving God adoration can be as simple as saying, “I love You” to Him. Day One-Psalm 29:2-Give unto the Lord the glory due unto His name; worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness. King David, called a man after God’s own heart, wrote this psalm. He loved God deeply, and it is evident in his writings. We can pray this verse back to God. Here is an example: “Lord, I give You glory because You alone deserve it. You are holy and beautiful, and I love You." Something to think about: What characteristics of God can you praise Him for today?

“A goal without a plan is just a wish.” That quote exposes a quiet struggle many believers carry—especially at the start of a new year. We want growth. We desire change. We hope this year will be different. But hope without movement doesn’t transform anything. Scripture is clear: faith was never meant to sit still. Faith listens—and then it walks. We see this pattern from Genesis forward. God speaks, then invites response. Vision is given, then steps follow. Promises are declared, then obedience is required. God’s will is not discovered through wishing—it is revealed through walking. Here’s the honest truth most Christians never hear plainly:Spiritual growth does not happen by accident. Good intentions fade. Resolutions collapse. Motivation runs out. And many believers find themselves in February wondering why nothing actually changed. Not because God didn’t speak—but because there was no plan to walk out what He revealed. That’s exactly why I created God Goals. God Goals isn’t about hustle, pressure, or religious performance. It’s about alignment. It’s about learning how to hear God clearly, translate His direction into real-life steps, and build a faith plan that doesn’t fade when emotions do. A plan doesn’t replace faith—it protects it. When your goals are rooted in God’s voice and supported by intentional action, faith stops being a wish and becomes a walk. In the God Goals Workshop, you’ll be guided to: - Discern what God is actually inviting you into for this season - Separate God’s direction from cultural pressure and vague resolutions - Create a simple, Spirit-led plan that moves from inspiration to obedience - Build in accountability so your faith doesn’t stall or drift This is not about doing more—it’s about doing what matters, on purpose, with God. For $9.00, God Goals gives you more than inspiration—it gives you direction. Less than the cost of a streaming subscription, but with eternal impact. (It's in the classroom) If you’re tired of wishing your faith would grow and ready to walk it out with clarity and intention, this is your next step.

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“She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come.” — Proverbs 31:25 This verse isn’t calling women to hustle harder or prove their faith. It’s revealing a posture. Strength and dignity are not something you manufacture through willpower or good intentions. They are something you put on when your life is anchored in God. They come from knowing Who holds tomorrow—not from trying to control it. A woman who is clothed this way doesn’t laugh at the future because life is easy.She laughs because fear no longer gets the final word. Spiritual growth isn’t about predicting what’s coming next year. It's about becoming steady enough in God that whatever comes doesn’t knock you off center. Many Christian women enter a new year asking: - What should I do differently? - What should I fix? - How do I make this year better than the last? But Proverbs 31:25 invites a deeper question:Who am I becoming as I walk with God? When your confidence comes from Him: - Anxiety loosens its grip - Pressure gives way to peace - Control is replaced with trust You stop bracing for impact and start walking forward with quiet courage. That kind of growth doesn’t happen by accident. It happens when we stop setting goals for God and start aligning our lives with God. That’s the heart behind God Goals Workshop. As you step into 2026, God isn’t asking you to figure everything out.He’s inviting you to begin the year grounded—listening, aligning, and allowing Him to shape your path before you start running down it. God Goals is a gentle but intentional workshop designed to help you: - Recenter your faith before setting plans - Exchange anxiety-driven goals for Spirit-led clarity - Begin the year clothed—not striving—in strength and dignity You don’t need a detailed map for the year ahead, You need a rooted starting place. And from that place, you can laugh at the days to come.