iGETitLIFE 21 Day Challenge
Tired of your spiritual status quo? Desire a little something more spiritually–maybe more from your relationship with God? Take the iGETitLIFE challenge and connect with a community of those taking the challenge.
The 21 day challenge comes from the idea that it takes about 21 days to create a habit. Since we want more spiritually, I suggest intentionally seeking God for 15 to 20 minutes a day five to six days a week for at least 21 days. Consider this a test, a challenge, to see if you’re closer to what you imagine you want spiritually.
I outlined some steps to take this challenge in the printed booklet iGETitLIFE with Purpose. It isn’t magic, nor will it alone bring about your desire, but it will show you easy, attainable ideas to help you achieve the spiritual insight and depth you desire.
The ideas and steps laid out in iGETitLIFE with Purpose have helped me and I’ve shared it with countless others. Many have found fulfillment by following these simple suggestions.
I can send you a personal copy of what has benefited me and many others. Click here if interested.
This post is open for comments meant to encourage each other, share a word of inspiration you have received, and ask others taking this journey for assistance in overcoming obstacles to your success in seeking God. Share your experiences with the 21 day challenge. Your experience may change another’s life.
Let’s be open and honest without pointing righteous fingers. I will moderate comments because spammers make life difficult. Mean spirited, or off-color comments will not be allowed. My commitment to you is to offer an encouraging place where God seekers become God finders, where life’s hardships become shared praises, and where the common become extraordinary.
If you’ve taken the challenge, Let us know how it’s going. What has been rough? Where were the tough spots? How did you deal with the obstacles? What has been successful? Who else has been affected by your taking the challenge?
If we met at an event where you began this challenge, either for the first time or as a renewed effort, I want to hear from you. How’s it going?
