Today's discussion question: “What is one situation where you had to trust God even though you didn't understand what He was doing?” You don't have to share anything too personal. Maybe you experienced: A closed door. A long waiting season. A career change. A relationship ending. A prayer answered differently than expected. A major transition. A season of grief. A financial struggle. Or simply a time when the next step wasn't clear. What did that season teach you about God? Share what you're comfortable sharing in the comments. Your testimony may help someone who is currently standing in a place you've already walked through. Sometimes we can look backward and finally see: “Ohhhh… THAT'S what God was doing.” And sometimes we look backward and still don't understand. But we can say: “I still saw God carry me.” And sometimes that is the testimony.

This is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it! Psalm 118:24

Complete this sentence in the comments: “Today I am letting go of the label __________, and I am choosing to believe that God says I am __________.” Don't just read today's study and keep scrolling. Let's put the Word into action.

Today's discussion question: “What Scripture has God used to guide, comfort, correct or strengthen you during an important season of your life?” Maybe it was: “I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.” — Philippians 4:13 KJV Maybe: “God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.” — Psalm 46:1 KJV Maybe: “Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.” — Proverbs 3:5 KJV Or perhaps it's another Scripture entirely. Share yours in the comments and tell us why it became important to you. Your testimony may introduce somebody else to the very Scripture they need in this season. And remember: You don't have to spend your life desperately asking, “God, will You PLEASE speak?” Start by opening your Bible and saying: “Father, teach me to hear what You have already said.” Then read. Study. Pray. Listen. And obey. Tomorrow we'll continue with:

Today's discussion question requires a little honesty: “If someone asked you, ‘What is one thing you KNOW about God because you have personally experienced it?’ — what would you say?” Maybe: I know God is faithful. I know God is a provider. I know God comforts. I know God forgives. I know God restores. I know God gives peace. I know God will carry you through what you thought would break you. Share your answer in the comments. Somebody may need to hear what you know about God because you've walked with Him. And remember: Knowing God isn't a 30-day assignment. It is the pursuit of a lifetime. Paul had walked with Christ, suffered for Christ, preached Christ and served Christ—and yet he still said: “That I may know him…” — Philippians 3:10 KJV After everything Paul had experienced, he still wanted: MORE OF JESUS. May that become our heart too.