I have heard him telling me for a long time to talk to my neighbors and invite them to church to praise the Lord and learn his ways. I feel like I should have a partner since Jesus sent them in pairs.

I feel god reflecting his light through me to serve others.

Day 2 of the fasting and prayer devotional focuses on cleansing ourselves. We are asked to declare these truths over our lives: • I will not continue to live in sin. (1 John 3:6; 5:18) • I will not make poor choices. (1 Corinthians 2:16; Philippians 2:18) • I will not hold on to any unforgiveness. (Matthew 6:14; Mark 11:26) • I will not speak about my own inability, failure, or limitations. (Philippians 4:13; Matthew 19:26; Luke 6:45) The one that stood out to me the most is number three. There have been times when I didn’t even realize I was holding onto unforgiveness toward someone. I thought I was just frustrated—but frustration that goes unaddressed can quietly turn into unforgiveness. God brought it to my attention that I was harboring a grudge, and within a couple of weeks, the situation began to work itself out. Something as simple as miscommunication or misunderstanding can create the greatest distance between people. Yet Jesus forgave those who crucified Him while He was still hanging on the cross. Today, I will not hold onto unforgiveness. I choose to forgive.

Is not this the fast that I have chosen

Today I finished Relationship Goals. It’s an incredible book that helps people build stable, faithful relationships centered on the Father. It’s a great resource for anyone seeking to align their relationships with the Word of God—whether in marriage, friendship, or any other connection. Keeping all relationships in alignment is essential, because no relationship that pulls you away from God is worth entertaining.