What blessing have you unintentionally treated as ordinary? How can you cultivate a heart that notices God’s goodness every day?

I came across a quote from a colleague today, and it really made me stop and think: "We don't need a 75 Hard challenge. We need a 365 Medium." That resonated with me because real transformation isn't usually built through extreme efforts that last a few weeks. It's built through consistency. It's choosing to spend time with God—even when life is busy. It's drinking the water. Taking the walk. Making the healthier choice. Getting enough rest. Offering forgiveness. Showing kindness. Reading one more page. Praying one more prayer. Small, faithful choices made day after day have a way of changing our lives. That's what Becoming is all about. 🌿 Your Challenge This Week Choose one healthy habit to practice every day this week. Keep it simple and realistic. Then, check in here throughout the week and let us know how you're doing. We're not aiming for perfection, we're encouraging consistency. Question: What's your "365 Medium" habit going to be this week? "Let us not grow weary of doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up." — Galatians 6:9

We'd love to get to know you. Share: - Your name - Where you're from - What brought you here - One area where you're hoping to grow - A fun fact about yourself Take a few minutes to introduce yourself, then welcome someone else!

🌿 Welcome to Becoming I’m so glad you’re here. Becoming is more than a community, it’s a place to slow down, grow deeper, and become the person God is shaping you to be. In a world that constantly tells us to do more, Becoming is an invitation to be with God first. From that place, everything else begins to change. Whether you’re in a season of healing, growth, waiting, or discovering your purpose, you don’t have to walk it alone. Our Mission To encourage whole-person growth through faith, intentional living, wellness, and authentic community. We believe that God is interested in every part of your life, not just your spiritual life, but your mind, body, relationships, purpose, and daily habits. Small, faithful steps lead to lasting transformation. Start Here Take a few minutes to complete these simple steps: 1. Introduce Yourself Tell us: - Your first name - Where you’re from - One thing you’re believing God for in this season - One fun fact about yourself 2. Read the Community Guidelines We’re committed to making Becoming a safe, encouraging place where people feel seen, supported, and respected. 3. Explore the Classroom You’ll find devotionals, Bible studies, wellness resources, journaling prompts, and practical tools to help you continue growing. 4. Join the Conversation Don’t worry about having all the answers. Share your thoughts, ask questions, celebrate victories, and encourage others. Your voice matters here. What You Can Expect ✨ Daily encouragement 📖 Scripture and devotionals 🙏 Prayer and faith-filled conversations 💚 Whole-person wellness 🌱 Personal growth 🤝 Genuine community Our Values - Keep Christ at the center. - Encourage more than you criticize. - Share with honesty and kindness. - Respect each person’s journey. - Celebrate progress over perfection. - Extend grace freely. A Note From Me Thank you for choosing to be part of Becoming. My prayer is that this community helps you grow closer to God, find encouragement for today, and discover the quiet work He’s doing in your life.

Our bodies are gifts from God, and caring for them is one way we honor Him. Wellness doesn’t have to be complicated sometimes it starts with something as simple as drinking enough water. One small change I’ve made recently is switching from a plastic bottle to a glass water bottle. I don’t know about you, but I’ve found that having a bottle I enjoy using actually makes me more likely to stay hydrated throughout the day. Now I’m curious… 💙 What’s your favorite way to drink water? - A glass bottle? - Stainless steel tumbler? - Mason jar? - A cup with a straw? - Something else? Share a picture if you’d like! 📸 Let’s encourage one another with the little habits that help us care for the bodies God has entrusted to us. Sometimes the smallest changes lead to lasting growth. “Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit… Therefore honor God with your bodies.” 1 Corinthians 6:19–20