What if 90 days of simple obedience could alter the next 10 years of your life?
At Substance, we believe God is writing a bigger story over your life – one that’s activated not through striving, but through small steps of faith-filled obedience. This summer, we’re inviting you into something we’re calling the 90-Day Spiritual Challenge: a focused season of realignment, renewal, and radical purpose.
Just like Ananias in Acts 9, whose simple “yes” helped launch the ministry of the Apostle Paul, we believe that one step of obedience can open the floodgates of supernatural impact. And just like Cornelius in Acts 10, your prayers, your generosity, and your faith community can become the catalyst for God’s miraculous movement.
Why These 3 Steps?
- Read the Bible & Pray (2-10 minutes a day)
When we spend time in God’s Word and presence, we increase our sensitivity to His voice. And it’s that voice that leads us into the moments that matter most. God isn’t looking for performance– He’s looking for partnership.
- Tithe (Give God your first 10%)
Generosity reflects the nature of God and builds a foundation of trust. Giving isn’t just about funding ministry – it’s about forming your heart. When you put God first in your finances, you position yourself for provision and purpose.
- Commit to a Small Group or Ministry Team
God could have healed Saul alone – but He didn’t. He chose to do it through connection, through community. You weren’t made to grow in isolation. You were made for people who will pray with you, walk with you, and remind you of your calling when life gets loud.
The Vision
Over and over in Scripture, God moved powerfully through short seasons of focused obedience. What should have taken years, He accomplished in days. What looked impossible, He made inevitable. We believe this summer could be a turning point for your spiritual life – a “glow-up” season where you discover the beauty of discipline and the joy of walking by faith, not just sight.
So, will you join us?
Let’s give God the next 90 days – and see what He can do with the next 10 years.
If you’re looking for further life planning worksheets check out pastor Peter’s blog here!