January 19- (—Romans 12:1-2)
Write 10 immediate changes you want to see in your
life. Upon completion, pray that the Lord will give you
the discipline and will power to initiate and enforce
these changes.
January 20- (—Proverbs 3:1-19)
Write out what each verse means to you. Be sure to
look at various versions of the Bible so that the meaning
is clear. Visit bible websites on the internet (I suggest
www.biblegateway.com) to see multiple versions and
translations of the Holy Bible.
January 21- (—Proverbs 13:20-21; 2 Corinthians 6:14)
Review every relationship and friendship you have. On
a sheet of paper create 5 columns. Title the first
column-NAME. The second column should be called
HEALTHY and the third one, UNHEALTHY. The
fourth and fifth columns should be titled PRODUC-
TIVE and UNPRODUCTIVE, respectively. Write the
name of every friend and person you have a relationship
with currently. Honestly evaluate whether the
relationship/friendship is healthy or productive in your
life or the reverse. This will help you to align yourself
with the right people in this season. You don’t have to
make a grand announcement just chose to develop the
relationships/friendships that are healthy and produc-
tive.
January 22- (—2 Peter 1:5-8)
Control every word that comes out of your mouth.
Don’t let anything escape your mouth that doesn’t
encourage, uplift, or show love to the hearer.
January 23- (—1 Samuel 16:21-23; Acts 16:25-260
Spend more time listening to praise or Gospel music and
in silence with God than you do watching TV (including
news and your favorite shows).
January 24- (—James 1:22-24)
Take the principles of Pastor’s sermon from yesterday
and write out how you can apply this Word to your life
this week.
January 25- (—Matthew 5:13-16)
Take this day to work on your attitude. Smile and be
warm to everyone you cross paths with. Purposely say
something uplifting to individuals you encounter at gas
stations, in elevators, etc.
January 26- (—Matthew 5:23-25)
This may be difficult but it’s necessary. Call a person
you may have an uneasy relationship with and resolve
whatever issues you may have. It will be even more BUILDERS
Family Worship Center
effective if done in person.
January 27- (—2 Timothy 4:7-8)
31 Day
Review the list of goals you made on January 3 and
updated on January 15. Have you made any progress
toward any of them? Evaluate your action plan. If it
isn’t working, change your strategy. Also, honestly
assess whether it is the action plan or your lack of action Spiritual Boot Camp
that is hindering you from accomplishing these goals.
31 minutes a day to prepare you
January 28- (—Philippians 1:6)
Write a letter to yourself dated January 1, 2012. The for a year of success!
content of this letter should include everything you will
accomplish this year. Encourage your future self by
sharing, in detail, how you pressed through adversity,
prayed through storms, and stood when you could have
fallen.
January 29- (—1 John 4:9-10)
Write a love letter to God. Place it in your bible and
review it from time to time.
January 30- (—Psalm 100:1-5)
Prepare yourself to praise God in service today like
never before. Get to church by 8:45 for Congregational
Prayer and express your love to God with greater
intensity and fervor than you ever have in your life.
January 31- (—John 15:4-7)
Take the principles of Pastor’s sermon from yesterday
and write out how you can apply this Word to your life
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cconduct a ministry-wide Spiritual
BBoot Camp. This Boot Camp will be
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CCommit today to complete all of the
ggiven instructions. It’s important that
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TTo obey is better than sacrifice. These
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yourself to be more spiritually in tune
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spiritual battles the year 2011 will
inevitably bring your way.
For the Morning Prayer/Inspiration Call,
dial 605-475-8425 and press access code 244254#
when prompted to do so.
5:30 A.M.
10 minutes—Prayer (On Inspirational Call)
5 minutes—Morning Inspiration (On Inspirational Call)
5 minutes—Scripture Meditation/Quiet Reflections
5 minutes—Private Time for Praise & Worship
1 minute-Personal Prayer Requests
31 Day Spiritual Boot Camp Daily Guide
January 1-(—Romans 1:17; Deuteronomy 4:9)
Call everyone in your family and ask for prayer requests
and then pray over the list.
Tell 100 people that God loves them and so do you.
January 2- (—1 John 4:9-10)
This is the first Sunday of the year. Arrive to service
before time. Come excited and ready to praise. Have
your family members with you as Pastor Chuck will
pray for families that day. Also, bring pictures of family
members who you want special prayer for, olive oil to
be blessed, and pictures for your vision board (houses,
cars, etc.).
January 3- (—1 Corinthians 9:24-27)
Take the principles of Pastor’s sermon from yesterday
and write out how you can apply this Word to your life
this week.
January 4-(—Psalm 119:1-11)
Write down every goal you have for your life. Rejoice
over the manifestation and pray for an action plan.
January 5-(—Psalm 133:1-3)
Mail a letter to three people who have been a blessing to
you (even if they live with you). Custom write each
letter from the heart (not one letter for all three people).
Also, three is the minimum number; you can write as
many as you prefer.
January 6- (—Exodus 12:7-13)
Go from room to room in your home and pray that God’s
presence will abide there. Pray for His protection, His
peace, and His prosperity. Lay your hands on doors and
windows that God will cover your home.
January 7- (—Matthew 28:18-20)
Call seven people you know who aren’t saved or not
presently attending a ministry and tell them your story of
how God has blessed and transformed your life.
January 8- (—Habakkuk 2:1-4)
Update your vision board. Entitle it: What God is Going
to Do in 2011. Make it a family affair if your family
lives with you. Don’t exclude your children. Help them
to develop vision and faith now. Place pictures of what
you want on the board.
January 9- (— Proverbs 6:6-11)
Start that “project” you’ve been working on for years. If
it’s to go back to school, get the application and fill it
out. If it’s to get rid of junk that’s been stored up for
years, start separating it, and so forth.
January 10- (—Psalms 1:1-6)
Take the principles of Pastor’s sermon from yesterday
and write out how you can apply this Word to your life
this week.
January 11- (—Hebrews 10:24-25)
Write letters of appreciation to people who have touched
or impacted your life at Kingdom Builders FWC. It can
be anyone—a child, a minister, a brother or sister who’s
smile just lights up your day, etc. Give it to them at the
end of our next Worship Service. You don’t have to
know the person for them to have impacted your life.
January 12- (—Joshua 24:15)
Call the family members who you prayed for on January
1 and ask how the request has been progressing. If they
are not saved, tell them about how God’s love has
changed you and helped your life. If they’re not a part of
a ministry, invite them to worship with you at Kingdom
Builders FWC (if local) or tell them to find a great
church (if they live out of town).
January 13- (—Joshua 1:8-9)
Review your purpose and mission in life. It will help
you to focus and shape your steps so that you are
constantly walking in purpose. If possible, have it typed
out and tape it somewhere you can read it every morning
until you memorize it. If you can’t type it out, write it
out legibly.
January 14- (—Exodus 17:8-13)
Call your Pastor with an encouraging word from God.
Seek the Lord as to what to say and leave a message if
necessary (504-237-1577).
January 15- (Philippians 3:12-14)
Review the list of goals you made on January 3. Have
you made any progress toward any of them? Now is the
time to see if your action plan is working. Also, honestly
assess whether it is the action plan or your lack of action
that is hindering you from accomplishing these goals.
January 16- (—James 2:15-17)
Pray about a family that you can be a blessing to. It can
be the purchase of groceries, cleaning the house of
someone who is ill or disabled, cutting the grass of a
senior citizen, cooking a meal for a family in need, and
so on. The possibilities are endless. Ask God who to
bless, what to do, how to bless them and when to do so.
January 17- (— 1 Thessalonians 5:12-13)
Call your First Lady with an encouraging word from
God. Seek the Lord as to what to say and leave a
message if necessary (504-296-8137). P.S. THIS IS
ALSO HER BIRTHDAY.
January 18- (—Ephesians 4:29-32)
If you have a cell phone, text a minimum of 25 people in
the morning, encouraging them and lighting up their day.
If you don’t have a cell phone or texting capabilities, call
a minimum of 5 individuals and encourage them.