Focus Scripture: Lamentations 3:22–23 (NIV) – “Because of the Lord’s great love we are not consumed, for His compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is Your faithfulness.” Devotional Thought: Jeremiah wrote these words in the middle of devastation. Jerusalem had fallen. Grief hung thick in the air. The people were scattered, broken, and unsure of what came next. And yet… "We are not consumed." He found hope—not in the absence of pain, but in the presence of mercy. Sometimes we overlook the miracle of just being here. Still breathing. Still getting up. Still holding on. If you’re reading this, you’ve survived 100% of your worst days. That’s not luck—that’s mercy. God’s mercy didn’t run out yesterday. It met you again this morning. You’re still here. And that means God’s not done. Reflection Questions: 1. In what ways has God sustained you—even when life felt like too much? 2. What new mercy did you notice today, even if it was small? Prayer: Father, thank You for keeping me when I didn’t think I could keep going. Thank You for mercies that don’t expire and compassion that doesn’t fail. I don’t take lightly the fact that I’m still here. Help me see this life as a gift—even on hard days. In the name of Jesus, Amen. Journal Prompt: Make a list of 3 things you’ve overcome by God’s grace. Then, write a note to yourself reminding you that survival is sacred—and your story isn’t finished yet.

Focus Scripture: Matthew 11:28–29 (NIV) – “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.” Devotional Thought: Somewhere along the way, we were taught that rest equals weakness. That pushing through, staying busy, and doing all the things meant we were strong. But let’s be real: burnout doesn’t equal blessing. Depression often settles in deeper when we refuse to rest. When we ignore what our bodies, our emotions, and even the Holy Spirit are trying to say: “Slow down. Breathe. Let Me carry this. ”When Jesus invites the weary to come to Him, He doesn’t say, “Come prove yourself.” He says, “Come rest.” There is strength in surrender. Power in pause. Healing in halting the hustle. Rest is a weapon against the lies of the enemy who wants to keep you running until you collapse. But Jesus offers an unforced rhythm of grace. So if you're tired—really tired—it’s okay to stop. You’re not being lazy. You’re being human. And God designed you with that limitation in mind. Reflection Questions: 1. When was the last time you allowed yourself to truly rest—body, mind, and soul? 2. What lies have you believed about rest or slowing down? 3. How can you start embracing rest as part of your healing? Prayer: Jesus, I’m tired. Not just physically, but soul tired. I’ve carried things You never asked me to hold. I’ve pushed through pain I should have paused to feel. Teach me to rest in You—not just in my schedule, but in my spirit. Help me to trust that resting is not weakness; it’s worship. In Jesus’ name, amen. Today’s Action Step: Create a “Rest Plan” for the week. Choose one thing to release from your to-do list, and one thing to intentionally do that brings you peace—reading, praying, walking, napping, or simply being still. Write it down and follow through.

Focus Scripture: Philippians 1:6 (NIV) – “Being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.” Devotional Thought: There were days I felt completely broken—like my joy had expired and I’d missed the “return to sender” window on my hope. The weight of depression made me question not just my emotions, but my identity. Who was I if I couldn’t feel joy? If I couldn’t shake the heaviness? Here’s the truth God whispered to my spirit: “You’re not broken. You’re becoming. ”That verse in Philippians isn’t just poetic—it’s a promise. God doesn’t abandon a single thread of what He starts. Even when it feels like we’re stuck, He’s still stitching something beautiful through the pain. The depression didn’t disqualify you. The trauma didn’t erase your destiny. And the fog doesn’t mean you’ve failed—it means God is still finishing what He started. You are not broken beyond repair. You are being rebuilt with deeper wisdom, stronger faith, and a softer heart. You’re becoming everything He always knew you were. Reflection Questions: 1. When have you felt “broken” in your journey? 2. How does the idea of becoming instead of being broken change your view of this season? 3. What “good work” has God begun in you that you want to trust Him to finish? Prayer: God, thank You that You don’t give up on what You start. Even when I feel stuck, stalled, or shattered, You are still working. You see my tears, and You hold my hope. Help me believe that I’m not broken—I’m becoming. Show me how to trust You with the unfinished parts and to walk in faith, even when I don’t feel “whole.” In Jesus’ name, amen. Today’s Action Step: Write out Philippians 1:6 and place it somewhere you’ll see it daily—your mirror, your phone lock screen, your journal. Every time you read it, say out loud: “I’m not broken—I’m becoming.”

2026 Vision Board Experience From roots to fruit - vision that endures Saturday, January 24, 2026 Planted in God | Grown in F.A.I.T.H. | Fruit in Season Save My Spot! I'm ready to plant, grow & bear fruit in 2026 Count me in for reminders & updates! 🌱 Why Join? “This isn’t just another vision board party. It’s a sacred space to dream with God, plant seeds of faith, and create a vision that lasts beyond 2026.” Attendees will: Gain clarity on their God-given goals Learn how to align their dreams with lasting values Create a vision board that reflects both faith and action Leave equipped with encouragement to see fruit in season I'm planting me vision! Send me updates. 📖 Scripture Anchor Psalm 1:2-3 (NIV) “But whose delight is in the law of the Lord, and who meditates on His law day and night. That person is like a tree planted by streams of water, which yields its fruit in season and whose leaf does not wither—whatever they do prospers.” I'm vision minded; send me reminders! 🌳 Our Symbolic Theme From roots to fruit — vision that endures Roots: Faith, identity, and values (your non-negotiables) Trunk: Daily disciplines, commitment, and strength Branches: Dreams and opportunities reaching outward Fruit: Healed relationships, flourishing businesses, spiritual breakthroughs, abundance 💡 Each vision board section will represent a part of this tree. Keep me in the loop! Theme Explanation Our 2026 Vision Board Experience theme, “From roots to fruit — vision that endures ,” is inspired by Psalm 1:2–3 and the season of Tu BiShvat, the New Year for Trees. Just like a tree, every vision begins unseen — rooted in faith, identity, and values. With time and consistency, those roots grow into strength (the trunk), reach outward through dreams and opportunities (the branches), and ultimately produce visible results (the fruit). This theme reminds us that true vision doesn’t just look good on paper — it’s planted in God, grown in F.A.I.T.H. , and bears fruit in its season. I'm ready! 2026 here I come! Stay in the loop! “Join by January 23 to receive live reminders and prep updates." * First name Last name * Email Phone * Send me reminders & updates for The 2026 Vision Board Experience * Did you participate in The 31-Day F.A.I.T.H. Challenge™? (Participation in The 31-Day F.A.I.T.H. Challenge™ is not required) Yes No Submit

The Path in the Vine™ Habit meets holiness A 12-week journey to help you develop a daily habit of reading and studying God’s Word Build a Daily Bible Habit in Grace, Not Guilt. Join the next cohort of The Path in the Vine™ and discover daily rhythms of reading and studying God's Word. You don’t need to be perfect — just present. 👉 Sign Up Now About the Program The Path in the Vine™ is a 12-week Bible reading and studying cohort designed to help you grow a consistent rhythm in God's Word. Whether you're new in your walk of simply ready for a fresh start, this program gives you the support, structure, and encouragement to thrive. You'll experience: ✅6 weeks of daily Bible reading (15 minutes per day) ✅6 weeks of guided study based on your reading ✅Encouragement from a supportive faith community 👉 Sign Up Now Who It's For If you've ever said... "I want to read my Bible, but I struggle to stay consistent." "I feel like I'm doing this walk alone." "I want to grow, but I don't know where to start." ...then this is for you. The Path in the Vine™ will meet you where you are - no judgement, no comparison. Just grace, freedom, and growth in Christ. 👉 Sign Up Now The Cohort Experience Here's what you'll receive when you join the cohort: 🌱Daily Word Rhythms - 15 minutes a day builds lifelong consistency This isn’t a race. It’s a rhythm. 💬Community Support - you're not walking alone 🙏Prayer & Encouragement - be covered and strengthened 📖Guided Growth - move from reading to studying with confidence 👉 Sign Up Now What You Need to Know Time Commitment: Just 15 minutes daily Format: Online cohort with weekly encouragement, and optional group connections Freedom: No pressure - opt out anytime if it's not for you 👉 Sign Up Now Presented by God's Promises Are for Me™ Meet Your Facilitator Created and hosted by Katie M. Littles, teacher, encourager, and visionary behind: Faith & Focus Podcast™ PowerSurge™ Live Tell Us About It Tuesday™ This cohort is an extension of her personal rhythm of abiding in God’s Word and empowering others to do the same. * First name * Last name * Email Phone Bible Reading Experience Beginner Returning Regular/Experienced Why do you want to The Path in the Vine™ Cohort? * I understand this is a free 12-week cohort and I’m committing to participate to the best of my ability. * I understand that if I need to step away, I can opt out with no guilt or pressure. * I agree to receive updates from God’s Promises Are for Me™ on behalf of The Path in the Vine™ Join the Cohort The only cost is your time Return to Top FAQ Q1: Do I need Bible experience to join? A: Not at all. This is built for beginners, returners, and seasoned readers alike. Q2: What if I miss a few days? A: Pick up where you left off. No shame. Just grace. Q3: What kind of study methods can I use? A: SOAP, word studies, verse mapping, journaling, character studies, and more — choose what works for you. Q4: Will I need to share in the discussion group? A: Sharing is optional. Listening is welcome. Q5: Is this free? A: Yes. The only cost is your commitment and your time.

2B ON PURPOSE BOOKED, BRILLIANT & BOLD Helping you shine boldly, live intentionally, and step into your calling. Author Katie is a published author. Her first book, Meditating on the Promises of God was released May 2020. Stay tuned for upcoming releases! Purchase a Book Teacher Katie is a passionate Biblical teacher with a heart for helping others understand God’s Word in a real, relatable way. Drawing from her own journey of faith, family, and life’s hard-won wisdom, she teaches with bold truth and a heavenly twist—encouraging others to embrace God's promises, grow through challenges, and walk confidently in their purpose. Whether in the classroom, online, or in community spaces, she creates safe, Spirit-led environments where healing happens, hope rises, and lives are transformed by the power of the Word. Biblical Teacher | Bold Truth, Heavenly Perspective | Helping Others Embrace God's Promise & Walk in Purpose Speaking Inquiries Host & Facilitator Katie is a skilled host and facilitator with experience in both Christian and secular spaces. With a natural ability to create welcoming environments and guide meaningful discussions, Katie has led events, workshops, and gatherings that inspire connection, learning, and engagement. Whether setting the stage for an impactful experience as a host or navigating deep conversations as a facilitator, Katie ensures that every interaction is purposeful, inclusive, and transformative. Host/Facilitator Inquires