Please give a warm welcome to @Jennifer Wanmer .She is new to Skool and looking to grow her faith. Let's show her love and support.

This has been laid on my heart and I feel the need to write this. This post is about trust and about messaging me or @Sober SamWithTheGoldenPlan directly. If you want to post comments that is perfectly fine. If this is personal and want to keep it that way then message us. Everything you message us is held in strict confidentiality. This is not about selling. It's about helping you and love for you. If you have another community and would like to share this post, please do. If you are struggling with anything, addiction, depression, life issues, etc. Please message me. You may be staying silent but you dont have to carry this alone.

Psalm 46:10 (ESV) Scripture: "Be still, and know that I am God." Sundays are a gift, a time to pause, worship, and remember who God is. In a world that constantly urges us to do more, God invites us to simply be with Him. Being still doesn't mean doing nothing. It means quieting our hearts, trusting God's plan, and resting in His faithfulness. No matter what this past week brought, victories, disappointments, or unanswered questions, God remains the same. Today, take a few moments to thank Him for His goodness. Surrender your worries, and prepare your heart for the week ahead. When you rest in God's presence, you find the strength you need for tomorrow. Reflection Question: What is one burden you need to surrender to God today? Spend at least 10 quiet minutes with God today by reading His Word, praying, and listening for His voice. May the Lord bless your Sunday and renew your strength for the week ahead.

Testimony Our testimony is an on going story written by God. It's God's story of our lives that will never end until our time here on Earth is finished. Each one of us has a different testimony. God shows up for us differently. This is the final day of the challenge but it's not the end. We still have one more day to go. It's not a surprise. Just a question that will be asked on Monday. Share one way God worked in your life this week or one lesson you learned during the challenge. Please drop your comments below.

“What do I have to change?” That’s the wrong question. It keeps your mind trapped in the past. It forces you to focus on everything you think you’re losing. The better question is: “Who am I ready to become?” When you stop asking, “What do I quit?” and start asking, “Who am I building?” everything changes. Your identity shifts. Your habits follow. Your future begins to catch up. You are not starting over. You are starting from experience. Your imperfections aren’t flaws to hide — they’re the raw materials you’ll use to build a better life. Your future self is waiting. Who are you ready to become? 🔒 Save this for the days you want to quit.