BRING GOD INTO EVERYTHING Verse: “In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.” — Proverbs 3:6 KJV Devotion Walking with God means inviting Him into every part of your life. Not just church. Not just prayer time. Not just the big decisions. Everything. Your marriage. Your friendships. Your business. Your finances. Your health. Your conversations. Even the small decisions you normally make without thinking about God. To acknowledge Him means we stop separating our “God life” from our “everyday life.” God doesn’t want to simply be a part of your life. He wants to teach you how to live your entire life with Him. Before you move, ask Him. While you’re moving, talk to Him. And when He leads, trust Him. Reflection What area of my life have I been living without intentionally including God? Today, intentionally invite Him into it: “Father, I acknowledge You here. Show me how to walk with You in this area of my life

DAY 7 — KNOW HIS VOICE Verse: “My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me.” — John 10:27 KJV Devotion Walking with God means learning to recognize His voice. The more time you spend with someone, the more familiar their voice becomes. The same is true in our relationship with God. God has given us His Word, and as we spend time in Scripture, we begin to understand His character, His ways, and His heart. This helps us discern what is truly from Him. Don’t only seek God when you need an answer. Seek to know Him so deeply that you become familiar with His voice. The goal isn’t simply hearing God. It’s knowing Him and following when He speaks. Reflection Am I spending enough time with God to become familiar with His voice? What distractions or other voices have been louder than God in my life lately? Today, ask: “Father, help me recognize Your voice and give me the heart to follow You when You speak.”

DAY 4 — DEPEND ON GOD Scripture: “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.” — Proverbs 3:5 KJV Devotional Walking with God means learning to depend on God. Many times we pray, but we’ve already decided what we’re going to do. We ask God for direction while still leaning on our own wisdom, strength, resources, and understanding. But relationship with God requires dependence. Jesus said, “without me ye can do nothing.” — John 15:5 Dependence says: “God, I don’t want to do this without You.” Before making the decision—ask Him. Before responding—seek Him. Before trying to figure everything out yourself—bring it to Him. The goal isn’t simply to ask God to bless what you’re doing. It’s learning to discover what He’s doing and follow Him. Reflection Where in my life am I relying more on myself than God? What would it look like to truly trust Him with that area?

Having trouble getting my workouts in but I’m getting on it today! I’ve been on a weight loss journey since January started at 200lbs now at 177lbs. I’m here for the spiritual growth!

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