Change is something we all want but rarely experience the way we hope. Most of us begin a new season of growth with the best of intentions and a clear list of what we’re going to do differently. We aim higher, try harder, and promise ourselves this time will be different. But if you’ve ever made real progress and then quietly slid back into old patterns, you already know the problem isn’t desire, it’s direction.

Scripture teaches us something surprisingly hopeful: lasting change doesn’t start with behavior. It starts with identity. God doesn’t invite us to improve ourselves; He invites us to be transformed. And transformation happens not by willpower, but by renewal: renewal of how we think, how we believe, and how we walk with Him daily.
That’s what these 21 days are about.

This is not a challenge to perform better or prove anything to God. It’s an invitation to slow down, draw near, and allow God to do the work only He can do. Over the next three weeks, you’ll focus on who God says you are, the small steps that shape big change, the power of community, and the role of the Holy Spirit in producing real fruit in your life. Some days will feel profound. Others will feel ordinary. And that’s exactly the point. God often does His deepest work quietly, faithfully, and consistently over time. So don’t rush this. Don’t aim for perfection. Just show up. Take the next step. Create space for God to speak, renew, and transform you.

Because real change isn’t something you achieve.

It’s something you receive…and then learn to live from.