• We will write down the reason we are missing a meal
• We will only drink herbal teas and spring/alkalize water (tap water have harmful chemicals added to it)
• We will journal any helpful insights gained from spending that extra time with God  (optional)

Today's Devotional:

We are near the end of week 7.

Congratulations! We are over the half mark for the 90 day program. I’m so glad that we are doing this together. Today we will focus on flourishing like a tree by doing today’s easy task. That is when we get hungry today, instead of feeding on food, we will miss a meal and feed on God’s Word.

It takes time to see fruit develop. It doesn’t happen...

How to rock this task: 

• Write the daily plan of action for Ideally 1 to 2 ventures to produce active income
• Write the daily plan of action for the other 6 to 7 ventures to produce passive income

Today's Devotional:

We made are over half way through week 7! Amazing!!! This week we are focusing on saving and investing. When we are saving and investing, we should make sure that God is building our financial plans. If He is not building it, our building will be in vain (Psalm 127:1). God’s plan for us is much more valuable, than our own plans. That is why we should build on God’s plan.

God wants us to build a buffer for emergencies to allow us to be in a position to act like the Good...

How to rock this task: 

• list risks you are willing to take to multiply the talents God has given to you
• list actions you are willing to take to multiply the talents God has given to you

Today's Devotional:

We have been given talents, it’s important that we take risks to develop them. In Matthew 25:14-30 the master was very upset when the servant didn’t multiply his talent. He was called wicked and lazy.

Whatever ability God has given us. We must USE IT! NEVER HIDE IT! It’s considered wicked and lazy. As we work, we shouldn’t compare our talents to other as mentioned in the parable. For example, in Matthew 25:14-30, everyone started with different amount of talents and therefore...

How to rock this task: 

• Only shop for essentials
• If you do spend, you must save the entire amount first

Today's Devotional:

Being a lender to advance God’s Kingdom should be a goal for all Christian. Whatever we give should come from our overflow. That way we don’t miss it, it won’t destroy us and our relationships if we don’t get it back. So if we give from our overflow, it is easier to follow the instructions of Luke 6:38. This verse suggests that we should give to those who ask, and whoever takes away, don’t demand it back.

To be a lender, it is important that we take steps to avoid borrowing (Deuteronomy 15:6), keep track of what we owe, make sure our debt is fully paid, and don’t give more that what we can...

How to rock this task: 

• Try stocks, bonds, investment funds, providing services, providing products, retirement options, commodities, insurance, real estate, etc.

Today's Devotional:

We can’t control life. Life is unpredictable, mysterious and like the wind. God holds the future and He wants for us to take risks and practice faith. He doesn’t want us to take the safe route. He want for us to trust Him (Matthew 14:28-32).
Yes, sometimes the best plans fail and when that happens we shouldn’t give up. King Solomon warns us to not put our investments only one investment, but we should have a variety of commodities that we invest in. This would prevent the scenario of losing all your income if that one investment fails. Ecclesiastes...

This Week's Tasks:

• Day 36: Create a one-page budget
• Day 37: Don’t rest until we are out of all cosigned and rushed signed contractual arrangements
• Day 38: Pay off debt with the snowball method
• Day 39: Break the habit of complaining
• Day 40: Tackle the debt right now to keep it from getting worse o Day 41: Pray in the Spirit for provision first thing every morning

Day 36:  We wrote a one-page budget and tried to...

How to rock this task: 

• Get to a quiet place
• Write down the areas in your life that lack provision
• Pray in the Spirit first thing every morning for provision in those areas

Today's Devotional:

Now that you know that we shouldn’t wait for the perfect time to tackle our debt, we should focus on seeking God first for provision.

Even the busiest people make time to add ministry to their schedule. They trust God to make a way and God guides and protects them as they take the steps to do God’s will. They believe God knows what’s best and helps them manage all that He has given to them.

If we fail to manage what God has given, God will take it from us. We must use the talents that God has given us to keep them from being taken...

How to rock this task: 

• Try asking for debt forgiveness
• Try reducing your monthly expenses to 33% or less of your monthly income
• Try making extra money

Today's Devotional:

Today we are going to focus on not waiting for the perfect time to tackle our debt; instead, we will start tackling our debt right now! When our debt is so huge, it is so easy for us to just focus on doing the minimum, because that is what we believe we can afford to pay. So we pay the minimum because we expect to get a big payoff in the future. However, it is not wise to wait for that big financial payoff, because we don’t know when and if it would ever happen. We could be waiting forever and in the prison of debt longer than necessary.

So...

How to rock this task: 

• Try creating a gratitude list
• Try complimenting, recognizing, praising the good deeds of God and others
• Try focusing on successes instead of failures
• Try forgiving individuals and circumstance that hurts us
• Try to stop complaining and take steps to change what we can
• Try appreciating the things we have
• Try breaking attachment to things and putting our focus on fulfilling the purpose God has for us

Today's Devotional:

We’ve made it to day 39!

I’m so excited that we are taking steps that’ll help us get and keep out of debt! Today we are focusing on contentment. It starts with constant communication with God. Constant communication with God truly helps us break the habit of complaining.

If we express gratitude by...

How to rock this task: 

• Make the minimum payment on all accounts
• Put extra money towards the smallest balance
• Once that debt is paid off, then use the extra money towards the next smallest debt until all debts are paid

Today's Devotional:

Now that we have taken the steps to be free from cosigning and rushing into contracts, we should do what it takes it get out of debt. If we get in debt with no plans to pay it back, God considers you wicked (Psalm 37:21). It may take us weeks, months, or years to pay it back. Whatever the time period may be, to get out of debt we need a plan of repayment. . We need to make a list of all our debts and pay them off from the smallest to largest. Proverbs 21:5 says the plans of the diligent leads to abundance, but...