90 Day Bible Challenge with Shaun Saunders

Day 54 - God Has Not Changed God's Mind Malachi 3:6-12     “I, the Lord, have not changed.” Seasons shift, people change, and circumstances evolve—but God's character and promises remain constant. If He called you, He hasn't changed His mind about you. and remember this Money is a tool, not a treasure. Money should be used, not worshiped. It's meant to honor God, bless others, and serve a purpose—never to become our master.   Action Steps: Applying Malachi's Message to Your Life   Assess Your Stewardship – Review how you manage your time, money, and energy. Does it align with God's priorities   What Do You Treasure?   Have there been situations in your life that revealed what you truly value? What did you learn from them?

Day 53 - What to do When Purpose Stalls Zechariah 4:1-7   God is waking me up. For too long, we've been in autopilot mode, confusing comfort with calling and routine with purpose. God is shaking you awake because your next season requires your full attention.   Purpose doesn't require you to have all the answers—it requires you to be willing to learn. Enter this next season as a student, not a master.   Waking Up to Purpose   What is one area of your life where you have been on autopilot and need to become more intentional?   Recognizing Your Role in Someone Else's Purpose   “You are God's angel.” Have you ever had a moment where someone spoke into your life at the exact right time?

ay 52 - Reinvent Until There is Peace Haggai 2:1-9   One of the greatest enemies of success is success. Don't let past victories trap you in nostalgia. What worked before may not be what's required for the next level. Look ahead, not just behind.   When there is no peace, there can be no growth. You cannot build in confusion, division, or chaos. If the foundation is unstable, the structure will collapse. Seek peace, then build. Peace is not the absence of trouble. Peace is the presence of power.   Perspective Shift: Seeing Purpose in the Process   “One of the greatest enemies of success is success.” Have you ever been stuck in the glory of past victories rather than pushing forward to new ones? How can you break free from nostalgia and move toward your next chapter?   Identifying When It's Time to Reinvent   Peace means I want to work more simply, not more complex. What areas of your life or work have become unnecessarily complicated? How can you simplify and still be effective?  

Day 51 - Calling is Connected to the Vision, Not the Visionary   Habakkuk 2:1-20    Vision is a heavenly answer to an earthly problem. If you are frustrated by something broken in the world, that might be the very thing you're called to fix. Complaints can reveal assignments. Vision is fueled by pain or passion. Some visions are born from deep wounds that fuel change. Vision is always primary. The visionary is secondary.   Recognizing Your Vision & Calling What problems deeply frustrate you? Could that frustration be a sign that God is calling you to be part of the solution?   Overcoming Fear & Self-Doubt   God will give the vision to someone else if you don't act on it. Does this statement challenge you? How does it motivate you to start taking action now?

Day 50 - Clean Your Lenses Habakkuk 1:17   Vision is a heavenly download; sight is an earthly overload.” God doesn't just give us sight—He gives us vision to solve a problem. If you build it, God will bring them. Just like Noah built the ark before seeing rain, God calls visionaries to build even when the world hasn't caught up yet. Don't chase after opportunities—focus on building, and God will bring the right people.   Recognizing Your Vision   What is a problem in the world that deeply frustrates you? Could that frustration be a sign that God is calling you to be part of the solution?   Writing the Vision & Making It Plain   Readers and runners are connected to your writing—so write it, preach it, record it, study it, and do it. What vision has God placed on your heart that you need to write down and act on?

Day 49 - Lord, Am I Like You?  Nahum 1:1-15   “Don't just pray for people experiencing hardship—step into their world and serve them.” It's easy to offer prayers from a distance, but true compassion requires action. Jonah delivered a warning, but Nineveh treated it as temporary. “Gratitude must extend beyond Thanksgiving; it must become a daily posture of the heart.   The Power of Gratitude   In what ways do entitlement and complacency creep into our hearts and make us forget God's blessings?    Application & Accountability   What is one practical way you can demonstrate compassion in action this week?

Day 48 - The 7 Mountains of Influence   Isaiah 2:2-13   “Don't let your surplus separate you from the Savior.” In Micah's day, prosperity caused the people to grow distant from God. Success is a blessing, but when wealth and influence lead to oppression, pride, or selfishness, we've missed the purpose of the blessing. “Act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly—these are your marching orders   Acting Justly, Loving Mercy, and Walking Humbly   Act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly—these are your marching orders. What does it look like to act justly in our daily lives?     Application & Accountability   Which mountain are you currently in, and how can you use your position to bring God's presence into that space?

Day 47 - Death to the Dramatic Jonah 3:1-10; Jonah 4:1-4   Ain't it funny how we want grace for us and judgment for them?” Jonah was furious at God's mercy for Nineveh, yet he had no problem receiving it for himself. “We now know You are the God of a second chance, but do we live like it?” It's easy to call out someone else's failures while overlooking our own, but Jesus reminds us: “Why do you look at the speck in your brother's eye and ignore the plank in your own?” We must recognize that grace is an ocean—we are all sinking in it. Instead of casting stones, we are called to extend the same mercy we have received.   Recognizing God's Wake-Up Calls “What, in your life, is God using to wake you up before it's too late?” Have you ever experienced a “Jonah moment” where God had to interrupt your plans to get your attention?   Application & Accountability What is one area of your life where you need to extend more mercy?

Day 46 - Purpose Going Backward Jonah 1:1-17   Sometimes, our setbacks aren't the enemy's doing or even God's discipline, but rather the consequences of our own choices. Yet, Jonah's story also reveals God's relentless grace—“Jonah teaches us that when God has a calling for you, even when you hang up, He'll call you back.” The whale wasn't punishment; it was God's way of saving Jonah from himself. “When God is in it, He will make up for the time you lost.” Purpose doesn't expire just because you took a detour—God can still bring you back.     Taking Responsibility for Self-Sabotage “What do you do when you are responsible for your wilderness?” Have you ever faced a situation where you had to admit, “This one is on me”? How did you recover?   Lessons from Delayed Purpose   What does purpose going backward mean to you? Have you ever experienced a moment where a setback turned out to be a setup for something greater?

Day 45 - Non-Negotiables Part 2-Extend Mercy Obadiah 1:1-15   Faith marks where you stop, and God begins. But with all these things, we must also have fortitude—strength to endure, courage to rebuild, and resilience to stand firm. You may not win every single race, but you will win at the end of the day. And finally, in all of our pursuits—our faith, our business, our leadership—we must extend mercy. Boundaries are healthy, but don't let gates turn into walls. Mercy is sometimes the exception God calls us to make.   Understanding God's Non-Negotiables    Which of these four non-negotiables—freedom, flexibility, faith, or fortitude—do you need to focus on strengthening in your life?   Strengthening Faith & Fortitude   What is one area in your life where you feel God is stretching your faith and perseverance right now?

In life and in faith, alignment with God is essential—just as a system won't grant access without clicking “I agree,” neither will God grant divine access if we're out of alignment with His will. The truth is, “In God's world, there is no such thing as ‘we agree to disagree.' The children of God must agree with Him to receive the fullness of His blessings.”    Alignment in Relationships & Leadership “Two cannot walk together unless they agree.” Have you ever been in a partnership, friendship, or team where there was no real agreement? How did that affect your progress?   Recognizing & Designing Your Non-Negotiables “Today, I really want you to design your non-negotiables.” What are some non-negotiables in your faith, relationships, or career that you need to define more clearly?

“Your child is listening to the words you say and the words you don't say.” If your life was a sermon, would your children want to join your church? “Prayer matters. Your child is watching you.” Every generation carries purpose, and “all means all” when it comes to God's Spirit being poured out. “There are no second-class Christians—there is no partial membership in the kingdom of God   The Sermon Your Life Preaches   The passage asks, “If your life was a sermon, and new members could join only on Monday-Saturday, would your child want to join your church?” How does this challenge the way you live daily?   Recognizing God's Discipline & Restoration   God used discipline to drive His people back into His presence.” Have you ever gone through a season where God used hardships to realign your focus on Him? What did you learn?

Your purpose needs a fresh start. Your calling, your assignment—everything God has placed inside you—needs renewal. The business and the busyness of life can block the joy of purpose, but God will allow you to get joy back in the stuff that drains you. Take a moment, pause, and remember why you started. Faith moves God, not complaints, and according to your faith, it will be done to you.    Recognizing the Need for Renewal   The premise states, “Your purpose needs a fresh start.” What does a fresh start look like for you right now?   Overcoming the Fear of Failure   What is one faith-based goal you can set today that requires you to trust God in the process?

Don't compromise your calling for a check. It's easy to let financial pressure push us into decisions that contradict our purpose, but every time we do, we tell God, “I don't trust You. You need my help to make this happen.” The three Hebrew boys stood firm, declaring, “Indeed, the Lord will deliver us, but if not, we still will not bow.” If not, I still will not compromise. Because the truth is, compromise always costs more than obedience.   Trusting God Over Financial Pressure   The premise states, “Don't compromise your calling for a check.” Have you ever been tempted to take an opportunity that didn't align with your faith or values? How did you handle it?   Application & Accountability   If someone struggling with compromising their faith for financial stability came to you for advice, what wisdom would you share?

Day 40 - What's in Your Toolbox Daniel 1:1-20    God gave Daniel and his friends knowledge, understanding, and wisdom ten times greater than their peers—what has He placed in your toolbox? “What do you bring to the table that adds value—not just to the church, but to the world?” Perhaps God is calling you to the intersection of marketplace and ministry to be a light in spaces where others won't go. So be Daniel—uncompromising, unwavering, and let your light shine in a world that desperately needs a new perspective.   The Power of Boundaries & Integrity   What are some boundaries you need to set in order to protect your purpose?   Identifying & Using Your Gifts (Your “Toolbox”)   What do you bring to the table that adds value—not just to the church, but to the world? How would you answer this question?

Day 39 - How is Your Heart Ezekiel 36:1-26   Before you publish the most provocative thing, ask yourself, how's my heart? So often, we speak and act from a place of unhealed wounds, but after you heal, that raw emotion mixed with your positive perspective can serve a purpose for the world. The degree to which your heart is healed will determine how others will experience your wholeness, because what is coming out of your heart is the abundance of your heart.    Evaluating the Condition of Your Heart   • What are some signs that your heart may need healing? Have you recognized any in yourself?   The Impact of Unmet Emotional Needs   The first three emotional needs mentioned are acceptance, affection, and attention. Were these needs met for you growing up? If not, how has that shaped the way you approach relationships today?

Day 38 - Purpose Includes Pivots Ezekiel 1:1-18    Pivots aren't prejudiced—whether you're rich or poor, life will pivot. Pivots don't ask permission—they push through, unexpected and unannounced. Pivots produce patience, perseverance, and ultimately, purpose. They become platforms that usher you into new spaces, preparing you for what's next. And finally, pivots yield change. They are not just a 360-degree spin back to where you started but a decisive 180-degree shift toward something new.    Group Discussion Question Have you ever experienced a major life pivot that changed your direction? How did you respond, and what did you learn from it?   Personal Reflection Question   Who in my life needs encouragement in their own pivot season, and how can I support them?

Day 37 - Heal the Hurting Lamentations 3:1-23 It is of the Lord's mercies that we are not consumed, because His compassions fail not. They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness.” There are some things you're called to do, and you can't get away from it.    Group Discussion Question   “Jeremiah became depressed.” – How does this challenge the stigma around mental health in faith communities? How can we better support those struggling with depression? Personal Reflection Question Have I ever been hesitant to express my pain because I thought faith meant I had to always appear strong? How can I embrace vulnerability with God and others?

Day 36 - Who is in the Room Where It Happens? Jeremiah 36:1-20   Purpose requires partners. Jeremiah understood what most of us forget—when God connects us to people, their participation in our calling speeds up the purpose process. Your limitations are not liabilities—they are licenses for others to walk in their purpose. God is answering your prayer for purpose through a person who has clarity where you are confused and competency where you are overwhelmed.”Every purpose has a vision, and every vision has runners and readers.   Group Discussion Question Purpose requires partners.” Who are some of the key people God has placed in your life to help fulfill your purpose? How have they impacted your journey   Personal Reflection Question Who has been a “Baruch” in my life—someone who has supported me, written down my vision, or helped me carry out my calling? Have I taken the time to thank them?

Day 35 - 6 Verbs You Can't Avoid Jeremiah 1:1-10   Stop trying to rebuild what God already removed. God is making room for the new, but you have to let go of the old. Maybe your excuse is not an excuse—but an engine. Your insufficiency is the X that marks where you stop and Christ begins. Comparison murders creativity. Idolatry ruins ingenuity. You are called to something dope! You've never been a cookie-cutter anything. And remember this—God only anoints the authentic you.    Group Discussion Questions   “God only anoints the authentic you.” In what ways do we sometimes try to imitate others rather than walk in the authenticity of who God created us to be? How can we be more intentional about embracing our unique purpose?   Personal Reflection Question What “excuses” have I been making about my purpose? How can I reframe them as opportunities to trust God more?

Day 34 - The Road Less Traveled Isaiah 43:1-19   God's promise is not in a platform, a person, or a position—His promise is His presence. When God is the goal, you don't know the difference between the shadow and the spotlight because all you want is Him. God is doing something new, but new doesn't always mean comfortable. Trust is the only option you have on the table. The new thing you're stepping into may seem brand new to you, but it's old news to God. He's already gone before you, making a way in the wilderness and streams in the wasteland.   Personal Reflection Question : What new thing is God trying to do in my life that I might be resisting because it feels uncomfortable?   Group Discussion Question: When God is the goal, you don't know the difference between the shadow and the spotlight.” Have you ever experienced a season where you had to trust God, even when you weren't seen or recognized? What did you learn?

Day 33 - Fear is a False Prophet Isaiah 41:1-10   Fear is a false prophet. Fear will keep you entangled. Admit the fear, but then forget the fear. It is NOT by accident that the words ‘FEAR NOT' are written in the Bible 365 times. I believe God, in His divine sovereignty, allowed the writers to pen ‘FEAR NOT' 365 times because He knew we would face fear every day of the year.   Group Discussion Question : Fear will keep you entangled. What are some ways fear has held you back from pursuing your purpose or making necessary changes in your life?   Personal Reflection Question: What is one fear I need to confront in my life right now? How has it been holding me back?

Day 32 - Take a Little Time to Have Some Fun Song of Songs 1:1-17   Romance and recreation give meaning to our lives. You should consider your calendar and ask: do I have time for fun? Or am I just waiting for fun to happen to me? Take some time to look at your schedule and make sure you put time in for romance. The people you work the hardest for won't be there when you take your last breath. So take some time to have some fun!    Group Discussion Question   “Do I have time for fun? Or am I just waiting for fun to happen to me?” How does intentionality in planning for fun and relationships impact our overall well-being?   Personal Reflection Question When was the last time I intentionally scheduled time for fun, romance, or relaxation? If it's been a while, why?

Day 31 - Let Your Words Be Few Ecclesiastes 5:1-10   “Words are the currency of faith. When I have nothing to say, I don't say anything. Faith isn't just about speaking—it's about knowing when to listen. We often don't reach our next level of purpose because we speak out of turn. Do your words bring people closer to you, or do they repel them? Your words matter—when you keep them, they accumulate stock in the integrity bowl.   Group Discussion Question   “We often don't reach our next level of purpose because we speak out of turn.” What are some situations where speaking too soon or too much has hindered progress or relationships? Personal Reflection Question If God tested the reliability of my words, would I pass? Do I follow through on what I say?

Day 30 - One Size Doesn't Fit All Proverbs 26:1-5 Faith is not about holding onto one verse; it's about understanding the full context of God's Word. You don't wear the same outfit to the park that you wear in front of a judge—God says, ‘Change clothes appropriate to the season.' And when you walk in your purpose, trust that God will give you the discernment to figure out what to do.”   Group Discussion Question Proverbs 26:4-5 seems contradictory at first glance. How do these verses teach us about discernment, and how can we apply this principle in real-life situations Personal Reflection Question Where in my life do I need discernment right now? How can I invite God into my decision-making process?

Day 29 - Leave Lazy Alone proverbs 10:1-32 If you can watch a Netflix series in three days, why can't you give your purpose three days to live? Diligence is not the problem—it's diligence in the wrong direction. If they fire you today, you can still work tomorrow. If you lose your job today, you can still apply tomorrow.   Group Discussion Question Diligence is not the problem—it's diligence in the wrong direction.” What are some areas where we unintentionally waste time and energy? How can we redirect our diligence toward purpose? Personal Reflection Question What am I currently investing my time in that does not align with my God-given purpose?  

Day 28 of 90 - God is Holding Me Up! Psalm 104:1-28  The Christian who is not praying is just guessing, and I can't afford to guess. Prayer starts on my knees, but prayer must finish on my feet. When you pray to God, don't forget to listen to Him. Because prayer that only speaks and doesn't listen isn't prayer—that's venting. Group Discussion Question: The statement “The Christian who is not praying is just guessing” suggests a strong connection between prayer and purpose. How has prayer helped you make clear decisions? Personal Reflection Question:  What specific distractions do I need to remove so I can hear God more clearly?

Day 27 of 90 - Boss Up! Psalm 27:1-14   What if the relationship ended because your desire for companionship died the moment trust was broken? But is God still with you? Even though you lost it all, don't you somehow still feel God's spirit hovering over you!   Processing Loss & Change   How do we balance grieving the loss of a relationship while still moving forward with strength? Application & Accountability If you had to give advice to someone struggling to let go of a broken relationship or situation, what would you say?

Day 26 of 90 - Purpose in 66- Walk. Stand. Sit. Psalm 1:1-6   “If you tell me who your partners are, I can tell you your purpose. If you tell me who your clan is, I can tell you what your calling looks like. And if you tell me who your posse is, I can tell you what you are passionate about. You've got to be careful who you call a friend, who you hang out with, who you listen to, and who you take advice from.”   Group Discussion Question What advice would you give someone who feels stuck in unhealthy friendships but is afraid of being alone? Personal Reflection Question Who are the five people I spend the most time with, and how are they influencing my mindset, habits, and future?

Day 25 of 90 -With friends like these, who needs enemies? Job 2:11-13; Job 4:1-2; Job 8:1-6; Job 11:1; Job 11:14-15 Your friends forecast your future. If you tell me who your true friends are, I will tell you what your future looks like.   Group Discussion Question   Have you ever experienced a time when friends showed up for you in a meaningful way? What did they do that made a difference? Personal Reflection Question  Who are my closest friends, and how are they influencing my life choices and faith journey?

Day 24 - This is my Story, This is My Song Job 1:1-22 "Sometimes, your purpose is about more than your skill—it's about your story. You'd be surprised how many people are remembered not for what they did, but for what they lived to tell." Group Discussion Question Think of someone who has impacted your life. Were their achievements inspiring you, or were their journey and struggles? Why do stories connect us more deeply than accomplishments? Personal Reflection Question: What is one defining moment in my life that has shaped my perspective, faith, or purpose?

Day 23 - Purpose NOW, Party LATER Esther 1:1-12 The world I experience today is a byproduct of the decisions I made yesterday. Every decision I make, whether actively or passively, will impact my life in a major or minor way. Understanding the Weight of Your Decisions Have you ever made a small decision that had a much bigger impact than you expected? What did you learn from it? Application & Accountability If someone younger than you asked for advice about decision-making, what wisdom would you share?

Day 22 - This Requires Work Nehemiah 4:1-15 You are a game-changer. And most game-changers will never know their impact until they have moved on. I know you want to be celebrated right now, but that won't come until you complete what God brought you here to do. So do it, and expect opposition. Expect people to misunderstand you. Add it to your budget so that you are not in the red after you have rebuilt. THIS REQUIRES WORK!   Expecting Opposition & Misunderstanding What are some healthy ways to deal with discouragement when facing resistance? Embracing the Work That Purpose Requires Have you ever given up too soon on something powerful? What can you learn from that?

Day 21 of 90- Stay Up Nehemiah 6:1-15 I believe Nehemiah's verb was "rebuild." He was purposed by God to rebuild the wall, and in so doing, he was able to protect what Solomon built, empower the people who complied, deploy and delegate leaders, and change the world for God's glory.   Identifying Your Personal "Rebuild" Assignment The premise states, “Nehemiah's verb was ‘rebuild.'” If your life had one defining verb right now, what would it be? (e.g., build, restore, lead, serve, teach, heal, etc.) Application & Accountability What is one thing you need to start rebuilding or protecting in your personal or professional life?

Day 20 of 90 - Be Devoted to the Work Nobody Sees Ezra 7:1-10   The Bible tells us in the book of Ezra that he was committed: First, he rebuilt the altar. Second, he rebuilt the temple. After these things happened, the people returned. Today, before you work on more of your business plan, rebuild your altar. What does your devotional life look like? Could it be that God will not release the provision you need to make this thing work until you are able to increase your ALTAR time?   Evaluating Your Devotional Life The premise asks, “What does your devotional life look like?” How would you honestly answer that question right now? The Unseen Work of Purpose Who in your life models faithfulness to the unseen work of devotion? What have you learned from them?

Day 19 - Love it or List It 2 Chronicles 29:1-15   Most of us are living with a shortage of some sort. We have acclimated to the defect, and instead of buying a new charger, we just "hold the wires down for more than 10 seconds" But today is the day to be free! If you choose to live a broken life that can be fixed, you are choosing to settle for less than the best.   Identifying the “Shortages” in Our Lives   Have you ever become so accustomed to dysfunction that you didn't even recognize it as a problem anymore? What was the turning point? Application & Accountability If you could give advice to someone struggling with letting go of something broken, what would you tell them?

Day 18 - You Are Doing Too Much! 1 Chronicles 13:1-14 You think you need to lose this, or add this, or extend that, but you are powerful AS-IS.  When the glory of God is on you, God's presence is the only SPECIAL SAUCE you need! Don't sacrifice your core identity and convictions at the altar of relevancy. I never saw that Jesus had to be relevant in order to win the lost.   Understanding Your Value "AS-IS" Have you ever felt like you had to change yourself to fit in, be accepted, or be successful? What was the result? Application & Accountability If you could give one piece of advice to someone struggling with feeling like they aren't enough, what would you say?  

Day 17 of 90 - Calling is Not Your Healing 2 Kings 4:1-7   Your calling can open doors, but only your character can keep you in the room. Heal, grow, and do the deep work—because the gift will take you places, but only wholeness will let you thrive there."   Group Discussion Question What are some real-life examples of people whose gifts took them far, but their lack of character or healing caused them to fall? What lessons can we learn from them?   Personal Reflection Questions If God were to ask me, “What do you have in your house?”—what gifts, resources, or strengths am I overlooking that He can use? 

Day 16 of 90 - Excellence on Every Level 1 Kings 10:1-10; 23-25   Whether you own a company, lead a non-profit, manage a family, post on social media; excellence should follow you all the days of your life. The moment you leave a room, you have left an impression. What are they saying about you when you exit? Who have you touched in such an unforgettable way, that they are now modeling their behavior, their business, their team, and their lives after you?   The Power of Excellence in Everyday Life   Can you think of a time when someone's commitment to excellence inspired or challenged you?     Application & Accountability ••What is one area in your life where you feel challenged to elevate your level of excellence?

Day 15 of 90 - Your Last Words 2 Samuel 23:1-7   David's last words begin and end with God. David wants you to know, that above all of my accomplishments and achievements, my faults and my failures, The Spirit of the Lord spoke through me. In other words, God was here. This, my friends, is destiny. I haven't talked much about destiny just yet, but I define destiny as the punctuation mark at the end of your life's sentence. Destiny.   Defining Destiny & Legacy If you had to describe your life's sentence so far, what punctuation mark would it have today (a period, comma, question mark, or exclamation point)? Why? Living a Life That Speaks Beyond Today ••If someone were to sum up your life in one sentence right now, what do you think it would say? What do you want it to say?

Day 14 of 90 - WHO IS ASSIGNED TO YOU? 1 Samuel 1:1-22: 1 Samuel 3: 1 The year Hannah stayed home and did not go to worship, was the same year she gave birth. How many times have we put our bodies and our assignments in danger, all because people expected us to leave the house the same day we gave birth? How many times have we tried to establish clear boundaries, but we compromised all because we allowed their urgency to become our emergency? In this season, I am walking in my NO anointing.   Protecting Purpose & Boundaries The passage asks, “How many times have we put our bodies and our assignments in danger, all because people expected us to leave the house the same day we gave birth?” Can you recall a time when you compromised your boundaries due to external pressure? What was the result? Recognizing Who is Assigned to You What are some signs that someone is not assigned to you and may be a distraction instead?

Day 13 - Divine Departures Ruth 1:1-22   Not every exit is abandonment—some are alignments. Divine departures are God's way of making room for the next chapter of your calling. Honor the past, embrace the transition, and trust that where you're going requires who you're becoming."   Group Discussion Questions:   Ruth chose to stay with Naomi, while Orpah chose to leave. Have you ever had to decide between staying or walking away from a relationship, job, or situation? How did you know which choice was right? Personal Reflection Question  Have I ever mistaken alignment for abandonment? Have I held resentment toward someone who left when, in reality, their departure was a part of God's plan?

Day 12 of 90 - Purpose should outlive you Judges 2:1-10 NIV   Purpose isn't just for your life. Purpose is for after this life. Your purpose should still be breathing in the earth long after you take your last breath. This is what some people call, "leaving an inheritance." I know they told you to leave a house and some pictures in your will for your children's children. But what about depositing destiny into their heart account? What about planting purpose in their life account?The problem is, as long as we see purpose beginning with us and ending with us, we will never treat life like that marathon it is.   Legacy & Impact Beyond Material Wealth What kind of non-material inheritance do you want to leave behind for your family, community, or those who come after you? If you could write a statement about your purpose that you want people to remember 50 years from now, what would it say?

Day 11 of 90 - Passion fuels Purpose Deuteronomy 34:1-9; Joshua 24: 1-15; 29 Purpose and passion work together, but they do not earn the same salary. Passion works for purpose. Purpose protects passion. Why? Because purpose is the vehicle. Passion is the fuel. Understanding the Relationship Between Passion & Purpose Have you ever seen someone who had a strong purpose but lacked passion? How did that affect their ability to move forward? Aligning Passion & Purpose in Everyday Life ••What is something you are deeply passionate about? How does it connect to your greater purpose?

Day 10 of 90 - Death to Your Deadline Numbers 9:1-23   The worst thing a purposeful person can do, is give God a gift that God didn't ask for. Don't expend energy doing something God didn't instruct you to do.       Purpose vs. Personal Ambition Have you ever had to let go of a dream or goal because you realized it wasn't what God wanted for you? How did that feel?   Application & Accountability ••What is one thing you need to release today because you realize it's not what God asked for?

Day 9 of 90 - You are the Exception Numbers 1:1-4; 17-54 (select excerpts)   If purpose is the puppet, then passion is the puppeteer. It is the thing that keeps you up at night. It is the thing you can do even if you didn't get paid to do it. If purpose is the vehicle, then passion is the fuel; and the same way man shall not live by bread alone, people should not live by passion alone. Why? Because if passion is your only guide, the same fuel that keeps your car moving can also burn down your house if it is not safely "contained."   Understanding Passion & Purpose - What is something you feel so passionate about that you would do it for free?   Applying This Perspective Daily - Who in your life has modeled a healthy balance between passion and purpose? What have you learned from them?

Day 8 of 90 - Authorized Assignments Leviticus 9:1-24; Leviticus 10:1-2   Now that I'm super clear about purpose, I can boldly declare that if this dollar has someone else's name on it, I don't want it. If the job description doesn't fit me, I won't force it. I only want to be where God has assigned me, and I only want to do that which God has purposed me for.   Rejecting What Isn't Meant for You Can you think of a time when rejecting something that wasn't yours made space for something better?   The Role of Faith in Walking in Purpose: Who in your life has modeled obedience to their assignment, even when it wasn't easy? What did you learn from them?

Day 7 of 90 - Lord, Breathe Your Spirit on Our Skill   Exodus 35:1-35; 36:1-2   You've only got 24 hours in a day. And these days get tighter and tighter. When are you going to pull away and answer the hardest question of them all: if God took me today, what would I regret not doing all because I was too distracted by the optional stuff?    Purpose is not about what you want to do. Purpose is about what you determine to produce.   Evaluating Priorities & Distractions If God took you today, what is one thing you would regret not doing because you were too distracted?   Purpose vs. Passion   Have you ever confused what you enjoy doing with what you are meant to produce? How did you realize the difference?

Day 6 of 90 - People Over Profit Exodus 18:1-24   I wonder if we rush into the purpose room without asking a pivotal question; that question being-who are my people? Who are the people I am called to help? Who are the people I am called to lead? Who will help me accomplish this goal? And who will I help accomplish their goal(s)? Each question is important.   Mutual Support & Purposeful Collaboration - Who in your life has helped you accomplish a goal in a way that you couldn't have done it alone?   What are some ways we can redefine success to align with a “People Over Profit” mindset?

Day 5 of 90 - I didn't Pick Them Exodus 4:1-13   Learn to surround yourself with belief; hang around people who believe in you because your environment is important. If you live in a hospital, you can't be surprised when you get sick. In the same way, if you stay around nonproductive, purposeless people, you can't be surprised when you don't get anything done.   Group Discussion Questions: What role does our environment play in shaping our beliefs and actions? Can you share a personal example of how your surroundings influenced your success or struggles?   Group Discussion Questions: Why do you think God sometimes allows us to feel inadequate rather than removing our weaknesses? How has God used a personal struggle to reveal His strength in your life?

Day 4 of 90 - Purpose is about Perspective Genesis 41:46-57; Genesis 42:6; Genesis 50:20   The circle of purpose always leads to a road of communal fulfillment. You may not be the main character in the book purpose is writing today, but your contribution matters.   The Circle of Purpose & Community: Can you think of a time when you weren't the “main character,” but your contribution was still meaningful?   Fulfillment Beyond Personal Achievement- How do you define fulfillment in terms of purpose?