Hey Beautiful Soul, Have Read Your Bible Today?
The Read your Bible everyday challenge is a GROWcode_intiative for anyone who struggles with a consistent word study and prayer life.
A challenge is thrown within a community of willing participants to desire to defeat the struggle and enjoy godly company.
Even though life gets busier and more challenging every day, the Christ Factor makes life different. We cannot have the full identity of Christ without knowing who He is.
The word of God is our manual for life. This initiative is purposefully designed to develop a consistent system which will awaken us to consciously connect our souls to our source on a daily basis. On our own we cannot make it, but with Christ all things are possible.
The read your Bible and pray everyday challenge is here to save you from doing this life alone. It will help you to always remember to partner with Jesus.
― Charles C. Ryrie
“The Bible is the greatest of all books; to study it is the noblest of all pursuits; to understand it, the highest of all goals.”
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Our Bespokens
Accountability and Community
Our initiatives are designed to connect you with people who will serve as a shoulder to cry on and a voice to keep you going even when it's hard.
Assessment modules
Our initiatives come along with intentional exercises purposefully for your personal growth. These modules are structured to aid introspection and deep reflections from time to time.
Consistency
We tend to trivialize simple things by procrastinating and making genuine excuses for our inability to fulfill them..
Intentionality
We believe that growth is essential and intentional. Growth is a part of our lives. We do not wish for the positive growth we desire; we work it out.
Growth
Our initiatives are all growth-oriented. Each one is a God-inspired space with your divine uniqueness in mind. In the place of growth, you discover what it takes to create belonging.
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“We must make a study of our God: what He loves, what He hates, how He speaks and acts. We cannot imitate a God whose features and habits we have never learned. We must make a study of Him if we want to become like Him. We must seek His face.” ― Jen Wilkin