I can’t seem to find today’s worship song. “Show Me” by Chris Tomlin 🤔

This is where your daily check-ins happen. Every day you open the guide, come in here too. This is part of the journey, not optional. This is what people who follow through actually do. Each morning I'll post that day's check-in. Reply to it with this format. Keep it simple: 📍 Day: [what day you're on] 📍 How I'm feeling: [honest, not perfect] 📍 Today's rhythm: [prayer, scripture, workout, what I'm removing: done or not yet] 📍 What God showed me today: [one line, even if it's small] Something bigger happen? Here's where it goes: 🙌 A God moment you can't call coincidence → God Taps 🙏 Need prayer → Prayer Requests 🏆 Something to celebrate → Wins The people who check in every day are the ones who finish. And the ones who finish are the ones who change. Show up here the same way you show up in the guide.

This is where you prove your accountability. People who finish the 30-Day God Tap Journey don't do it alone. They do it here. Every day. This is what following through actually looks like. Post your daily habits. Keep it simple: ✅ Did you complete your checklist? ✅ Did you work out? ✅ Did you stay clean on food? ✅ Did you read your scripture and pray? Even a simple "Day 7. Done." matters. Showing up here every day is how you become someone who finishes. Finish. That's how you change.

Something to chew on… do you think the devil is easier to hear than God in the world we live in?

I experienced the starting of a breakthrough this morning. I have a 45 minute commute to work. No traffic, just empty freeway and country roads. If I haven't gotten negative thoughts before leaving home, they typically happen on my way to work. It's best to use this morning's example for illustration. Yesterday I was heading to the cafeteria to get some lunch. I wasn't pleased with the menu, so I mentioned just getting a sandwich to my coworker. I have talked to a couple of my coworkers about God Tap for accountability. I have done so in front of other coworkers. When I mentioned getting a sandwich, I also said some chips would be great, but I'm not supposed to have those. One of the guys in the office said, "Oh yeah, you're doing no chips for Jesus!". I thanked him for mocking me and walked out of the office. During the first part of my drive this morning I started thinking about that comment. I started thinking about what I would say if he mocked me again. I let that roll around in my head for a few moments. Not only does this line of thinking poison my day, in my heart I have already accused him of wrongdoing before he did it. Yesterday was probably a poor attempt at humor. This guy hasn't done anything to hurt me in the past, yet here I am allowing false accusations fly through my heart. A little while later, I was still praying according to yesterday's topic as it was still on my heart. Asking God to give Him my heart first in all things. Asking for help to come to Him in all things and admitting that I don't know how to do that. I started thinking about Lot's wife. How she looked back at the city. She wasn't looking at the city for the scenery. She was looking back at the city with longing in her heart. This lead to the realization that I have used past pain to build walls. Even though it's not a new concept, seeing those walls IS new. Some of those walls I thought I had broken down years ago. Some of them were broken down, but I never let the Lord clear them away. I have been letting past pain control me. I haven't thought about it because I didn't think they were holding me back. I used them more to push me forward. To motivate me to work harder and focus more. The problem is that the "forward movement" has been because I'm running away. I know that Jesus is always with me no matter what. When it comes to the walls I've built, I need to think of it as Jesus being on the other side waiting for me to break them down. The walls just reduce the amount of love I feel from the Lord.