Today is a sacred day. A day of intentional intercession. A day of locking in. A day of commitment. God is inviting us to slow down, lean in, and stand in the gap—not just for ourselves, but for every person He places on our hearts. This is not a day of rushing. This is not a day of striving. This is a day of purposeful prayer and focused obedience. 🙏🏽 Intercession — Standing in the Gap Intercession is love in action. It is choosing to carry someone else’s name before the Father. It is choosing to pray for: Your family Your friends Your purpose The women in this challenge Anyone God places on your heart Today, we intentionally set time aside to intercede. To worship. To listen. To pray. To cover. To stand in the gap. Scripture for Intercession “I looked for someone among them who would build up the wall and stand before me in the gap…” — Ezekiel 22:30 God is still looking for intercessors. Today, we say YES. 🔒 Locking In — Focus, Discipline & Commitment During this consecration, the Holy Spirit has been revealing areas where we’ve been inconsistent, distracted, or hesitant. But Today, we lock in. We commit to: The assignment The work The calling The discipline The consistency The obedience This is not about perfection. This is about showing up. If God told you to: Start the business Write the book Create the content Post the videos Make the phone call Submit the application Build the journal or devotional Order the materials Plan the strategy Then today is the day to prepare, plan, and take action. Done is better than perfect. Obedience is better than delay. Consistency is better than procrastination. 📖 Scripture for Locking In “Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and He will establish your plans.” — Proverbs 16:3 Commit it. Lock in. Move forward. 🔥🔥🔥Day 6 Devotional: Intercede & Activate Today is about two things: 1. Intercede Stand in the gap. Pray with intention. Cover those connected to your destiny. 2. Activate Do the work. Plan the work. Prepare the work.

Today, the Lord is reminding us of something very important: His blessings do not come from striving.His promises are not fulfilled by force.His plans are not accomplished through exhaustion. They flow from: ✔ Surrender ✔ Rest ✔ Trust ✔ Dependence on Him As I’ve been spending time in the presence of God, I’ve felt His nearness so strongly.His breath.His wind.His peace. God is with us.He is close to us.His love covers us. His love sustains us.His love shelters us.His love surrounds us. And His wind is at our back, pushing us forward into purpose. We are still committed to discipline.We are still showing up.We are still being consistent. But now we are learning how to move without striving. We are learning how to work from rest.We are learning how to obey from trust.We are learning how to grow from surrender. That is maturity. Today, we lean into: ✔ The rest of God ✔ The closeness of God ✔ The peace of God ✔ The assurance of God God’s plan for you is good.He has equipped you.He has prepared you.He has gone before you. Nothing about your calling is accidental. 🙏🏽 Time in God’s Presence – Day 4 Today, we are still spending ONE FULL HOUR with the Lord. This hour is about: Resting in Him Listening Worshiping Being still Letting Him refill you Let His grace refresh you today. 📖 Scripture Reading for Today Main Scripture “Then the Lord God formed man… and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life.”Genesis 2:7 Promise of Rest “Come unto me… and I will give you rest.”Matthew 11:28 Bible Reading 📌 Read Psalm 91 Slow down and prayerfully Receive peace. 🕊️ Day 4 Devotional: Rest Before Results Today, remember: When you surrender, He supplies.When you rest, He works.When you trust, He moves. Grace carries what striving cannot. ✍🏽 Journaling Prompt – Day 4 After your reading, journal: Where have I been striving instead of trusting?What do I need to surrender to God today?How can I rest more in His promises?What am I thankful for right now? Let peace replace pressure. 🎯 Consistency Reminder

Day 1 | February 2 – March 2 Welcome to our 30-Day Consistency Challenge 🙌🏽This is not a fast, but it is a season of consecration, discipline, and showing up. God is a consistent God.He is faithful. He is steady. He does not change.And He is calling each of us to walk in consistency. 🔑 The Assignment For the next 30 days, I want you to choose THREE areas of your life where you will commit to being consistent. Examples: - Prayer - Reading the Word - Your business - Your health / weight loss - Showing up online - Completing what you started - Obedience to what God already told you to do 👉🏽 Pick 3. Write them down. Commit to them. 📖 Daily Bible Reading We will read ONE chapter of the Bible every day for the next 30 days.Not rushed. Not perfect. Just consistent. “Little by little, obedience builds a powerful life.” 🙏🏽 Day 1 Focus: PRAYER The first foundation of consistency is prayer. 📌 Prayer Goal:30 minutes to 1 hour dailyFor the next 30 days, we are committing to: - Going into our secret place - Offering ourselves as a living sacrifice - Meeting God daily, not occasionally “Consistency in prayer produces clarity, strength, and discipline.” 📖 Scripture for Today Romans 12:1 (KJV)“I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service.” 🔥 Encouragement for Day 1 This is the season to finish what you started.This is the season to stop procrastinating.This is the season to do what God has already been telling you to do. If it’s: - Starting the business - Showing up online - Losing the weight - Being disciplined - Being obedient - Being consistent 👉🏽 This is your moment. Small steps.Daily obedience.Consistent discipline. ✅ Day 1 Action Steps 1. Choose your 3 consistency areas 2. Pray 30–60 minutes 3. Read 1 chapter of the Bible 4. Show up for what God told you to do 5. Comment in the group:“Day 1 complete + my 3 areas”

Good morning, ladies! Last night the Lord gave me something a word from Numbers 13. Remember when the Israelites went to spy out the land? Caleb said, “We can take it. We can overcome. We can do this!” But the people saw themselves as grasshoppers. They felt too small, too weak, too unworthy to step into what God had promised. I just want to encourage you today to see yourself the way God sees you. Don’t see yourself as a grasshopper. See yourself as confident, strong, blessed, healed, delivered, and victorious. See yourself as full of life and full of faith. The Israelites didn’t get into the promised land because they couldn’t see themselves rightly. Their vision was skewed, and they didn’t believe. But Caleb reminds us that when you see yourself through God’s eyes, you can step into your promises with faith and boldness. I pray today that the Lord helps us see ourselves the way He sees us. That we walk in victory, that we walk in confidence, and that we receive all that He has for us.