Small Steps Create Big Shifts
Sometimes I think we underestimate what God can do with a small step.
We are often looking for the big change. The answered prayer. The breakthrough. The moment when everything finally falls into place.
A woman tending young plants in a garden, illustrating how small, faithful steps can grow into meaningful change over time.
But so much of life does not happen that way.
Sometimes growth looks like getting up and trying again.
Making the phone call you have been putting off.
Reading one chapter.
Walking for twenty minutes.
Saving a little instead of waiting until you can save a lot.
Praying for five quiet minutes because an uninterrupted hour simply is not happening today.
Choosing not to respond the way you would have responded six months ago.
None of those things may feel particularly life-changing in the moment.
But small does not mean insignificant.
I think about how often God works through small beginnings.
A shepherd boy with a sling.
A widow with a little oil.
A boy with five loaves and two fish.
A mustard seed.
Again and again, Scripture reminds us that God is not limited by what looks small to us.
Sometimes the shift we are praying for begins with one faithful step repeated over and over again.
And that is where I would place the new branded graphic.
Then we can build the remainder around the same format we have established:
📖 Scripture to Read This Week
The MOMENT
🙏 MOMENT Prayer
🌿 This Week's MOMENT Challenge
💛 Before You Go