Why 30 Days?

Knowing something and making it part of our lives are two very different things.

It’s often said that forming a new habit takes about 21 to 28 days of consistent practice. While everyone is different, the principle is simple: repetition matters.

At first, doing something new takes thought and intention. We have to remind ourselves. We have to make the decision to do it again. But with focused, day-to-day practice, something begins to change.

What starts in the mind can begin to settle into the heart. What we once had to make ourselves do can become something we genuinely want to do.

That’s the idea behind every 30-Day Challenge.

For 30 days, we take one area of everyday life, look at what God’s Word has to say about it, and intentionally practice what we’re learning.

Not to master it in 30 days.

But to begin living it.