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Congratulations Daniel!
@Daniel Valverde Mozo Huge congratulations to Daniel on getting married yesterday! Wishing you and your wife a lifetime of joy, friendship, and adventure together. Marriage is a big step… praying it’s full of grace, laughter, and strength as you build your life side by side. Cheers to this new chapter!
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Congratulations Daniel! That's wonderful and looking forward to meet you soon.
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Nice to meet you Richard and thanks for the awesome introduction.
Nice to meet everyone
Hi All, Matt here and thought to take a moment and introduce myself and hope to get to know as many folks as possible in the days/weeks/months ahead. My wife and I, Elizabeth, live in Charlotte NC and married for 6 years. She's in real estate and I work in e-commerce marketimg. I'm looking forward to starting the Crucible later in the month for a lot of reasons, and mostly because I want to give proper attention to my walk with God and his word. I think after a 30 year break from organized "religion", cutting out the noise and distraction for 40 days will be very powerful. Send me a message if you want to know more and I'll do the same!
🏠 THIS WEEK’S HABIT: PRAYING WITH (OR FOR) YOUR SPOUSE 🏠
One of the most formative (and often most uncomfortable) spiritual disciplines for a man is prayer that includes his marriage. God calls men to lead spiritually in the home, not by having all the answers, but by taking the first step toward prayer and dependence on Him. This week, our habit is simple but powerful: ✅ The Practice - Pray with your spouse at least once a day (ideally daily, even if brief, but at least once this week) If praying together daily feels like a stretch, start small: - 30–60 seconds - No sermons - No fixing - Just prayer If Your Spouse Is Not Willing or You Are Not Married That’s okay. - Set aside intentional time to pray specifically for your spouse or future spouse - Pray for your marital relationship, your heart, and God’s work in that area - Faithfulness matters more than form. ⏱️ What This Can Look Like - Before bed - Before work - After dinner - Holding hands or sitting quietly - One prays, or both pray briefly This isn’t about being polished—it’s about being present. 🙏 Suggested Prayer Topics (Choose What Fits) You don’t need to pray through everything. Pick one or two. For Your Spouse - Health, rest, and emotional well-being - Stress, burdens, and unspoken worries - Faith, trust in God, and spiritual growth - Protection from discouragement or isolation For Your Marriage - Unity and oneness - Contentment - Patience and gentleness in conflict - Clear communication and listening - Healing of old wounds or misunderstandings - Rekindled affection and friendship For Yourself as a Husband - Humility and selflessness - Courage to lead spiritually - Repentance where needed - Wisdom in words and actions For Your Family & Home - Peace in the home - God’s presence in daily routines - A legacy of faith for children - Alignment with God’s priorities 💬 ACCOUNTABILITY After you pray this week, comment in this thread with: - “Prayed with my spouse” or - “Prayed for my spouse”
🏠 THIS WEEK’S HABIT: PRAYING WITH (OR FOR) YOUR SPOUSE 🏠
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Prayed with Elizabeth on Saturday, Sunday, and Tuesday so far.
🙏 THIS WEEK’S HABIT: PRAYING ONE PSALM A DAY
This week, our focus is forming consistency in prayer by letting Scripture shape our words, specifically through the Psalms. The weekly task is simple and repeatable: ✅ The Daily Practice Each day this week: 1. Choose one Psalm (any Psalm, you decide). 2. Pray it slowly, verse by verse, using the method described by Tim Keller on page 255 of his book on Prayer. 3. Move through the Psalm this way: Scripture first, then prayer. That’s it. I will throw an example based on Keller’s description in the comment section. ⏱️ How This Fits Into Your Prayer Rhythm Aim for ~30 minutes daily focused prayer (including meditation on scripture, free prayer, and silence). Continue praying briefly: - Upon waking - Before meals - Before beginning work - Before sleep 🚨If you are struggling with these habits, take this week to reset and just focus on praying one Psalm a day along with our group. 📝 Reflection (Optional but Powerful) As you go: - Journal what the Psalm teaches you about God - Journal what it reveals about you - Note how your thoughts and emotions shift before, during, and after prayer 💬 DAILY ACCOUNTABILITY (This Is Key) Each day, comment in this thread with the Psalm you prayed. - Minimum requirement: 👉 Just post the Psalm number (e.g., Psalm 27) - Optional (encouraged): What stood out, What you prayed, Why that Psalm mattered today This isn’t about depth competitions. It’s about showing up daily and encouraging one another by example. 🔎 Formation Questions to Keep in Mind - How do the Psalms give language to both joy and lament? - Which Psalm best reflects where you are spiritually right now? - How do the Psalms train emotional honesty before God? Let’s flood this thread daily with Psalms. 📖 Drop today’s Psalm below.
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Psalm 4:1 “Answer me when I call… give me relief… be gracious… hear my prayer.” God, I’m not coming to You with polished words. I’m coming because I need You. You know what’s going on in me right now the stress, the pressure, the noise in my head. Give me relief where I’m anxious. Give me understanding where I’m confused. Be gracious and hear me. Psalm 4:2 “How long… will you love vain words and seek after lies?” Lord, show me where I’m being shaped by meaningless things: approval, control, comparison, outrage, lust, distraction. Show me the lies I’ve been believing about You, about myself, about what I need to be okay. Pull me back to what is true. Psalm 4:3 “The Lord has set apart the godly… the Lord hears when I call.” God, remind me who I am. Not what I accomplished today or yesterday. Not what I failed at. I belong to You. I am not alone. You hear me. Let that reality sink into my mind and heart. Psalm 4:4 “Be angry, and do not sin… ponder in your hearts… be silent.” Lord, I bring You my anger and frustration. I don’t want to let it grow or bury it I want to give it to you. Keep my anger from turning into hurt: harsh words, cold distance, revenge fantasies, passive aggression. Teach me to be still and listen. Psalm 4:5 “Offer right sacrifices, and put your trust in the Lord.” God, I offer You what I can actually give...honesty, surrender, obedience. Help me trust You in a real way not just “I trust You” as a phrase, but trust You with this decision, this relationship, this uncertainty. Psalm 4:6 “Many say, ‘Who will show us some good?’ Lift up the light of your face…” God, I confess how quickly I look for outcomes going my way. But what I need most isn't better circumstance but your favor and presence. Let Your presence be my good, even if nothing changes immediately. Psalm 4:7 “You have put more joy in my heart…” God, give me a deeper joy than the kind that depends on wins, comfort, or ease. Put something steady in me. A joy that doesn’t need everything to be solved before I can be at peace.
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Psalm 29 - A lot of walking on the beach this week led me to reflect on this Psalm. Psalm 29:1 “Ascribe to the LORD, O heavenly beings, ascribe to the LORD glory and strength. God, You are not like me. You are not limited, reactive, or uncertain. I give You what’s already Yours: glory, strength, honor. Recenter my heart on Your greatness before I ask You for anything. Psalm 29:2 “Ascribe to the LORD the glory due his name; worship the LORD in the splendor of holiness.” God, You are worthy of worship, not because my week is going well, but because Your name is holy. Clean my motives. Purify my attention. Teach me to worship You with reverence, not casually. Psalm 29:3 “The voice of the LORD is over the waters; the God of glory thunders…” God, Your voice is not weak. It is not drowned out by chaos. When I feels like I'm in deep water, speak. Let Your word rise above the noise in my mind and the pressure around me. Psalm 29:4 “The voice of the LORD is powerful; the voice of the LORD is full of majesty.” God, I confess I often treat Your voice as a background and every other voice as urgent. Rewire my instincts. Let Your voice carry weight in my decisions, my habits, my relationships, and my thought life. Psalm 29:5 “The voice of the LORD breaks the cedars…” God, break what needs to be broken in me... pride, stubbornness, self-reliance, hidden sin. If something in my life is towering like a cedar, and it’s keeping me from You, don’t leave it standing. Break it, God. Psalm 29:6 “He makes Lebanon to skip like a calf, and Sirion like a young wild ox.” God, You move what seems immovable. You shake whole countries with ease. Move the places in me that feel stuck. Change what I’ve accepted as “just how I am.” Psalm 29:7 “The voice of the LORD flashes forth flames of fire.” God, purify me. Burn away what is false. Let Your word expose what’s hidden, and refine what’s mixed. Make my heart clean, not managed. Psalm 29:8 “The voice of the LORD shakes the wilderness…”
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Matt Coapman
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