Forget Me Not

Where in your life have you been saying “yes” to God in words, but your actions have not followed? Is there something you know you should do, change, repair, or let go of? Reflect on one concrete step you can take today so that your “yes” to God becomes something you actually live.

Is there something happening in our life right now that we cannot understand? Instead of trying to force an answer, can we bring that question honestly to Jesus and ask for enough faith to follow him one day at a time?

If Jesus asked us today, “Who do you say that I am?” what would our answer be? Beyond the words we have learned about him, what does the way we live reveal about who Jesus truly is to us?

Are we only interested in hearing about Jesus, or are we allowing Him to change the way we live? Is there something He has already placed before us that we know we need to face, but have continued to avoid?

What are we carrying because we are afraid to move forward without it? Is there something God has been asking us to do, but we keep waiting until we feel completely prepared? Today, we can identify one fear, one need for control, or one unnecessary burden that is holding us back and place it in God’s hands.

Is there something God has been showing us through Scripture that we already understand, but have not yet acted upon? What is one practical step we can take today to live it out?

What is the “customs post” in our life today? Is there something familiar that we are holding onto even though we sense Jesus asking us to move forward? What would it mean for us, in practical terms, to get up and follow Him today?

Where is God’s vineyard in our life right now? Is there a person, responsibility, or situation we have been avoiding even though we sense God asking us to give something of ourselves there?

What is preventing God's Word from taking deeper root in our lives today? Is there a worry, distraction, habit, or attachment that we need to clear away?

What resources, abilities, or time has God given us that we could use to help others or support His work?

Is there something from our past that still makes us feel unworthy to approach Jesus? What would it mean for us to bring it to Him instead of continuing to carry it alone?

When following Christ becomes difficult or costly, do we begin to question God's presence, or can we continue walking with Him even when we do not understand where the road is leading?

Is there something God has been showing us that we keep resisting because it is not the answer we wanted?

What are we facing today that has taken our attention away from Jesus? Can we bring it before the Cross and place our trust in Him again?

Is there someone whose mistakes we continue to hold against them? How might remembering God's mercy toward us change the way we see that person?

What kind of fruit have our words and actions been producing lately? Is there something within us that we need to bring to Jesus so that better fruit can grow?

Whose voice has been guiding our decisions lately? When others seek our advice, are we pointing them toward what we want, or toward what Jesus teaches?

Is there someone whose actions still make us angry or resentful? Can we bring that person before Jesus today and pray for them, even if we do not feel ready to forgive everything yet?

What difficulty are we facing right now that makes it hard to recognise God's presence? Can we bring it to Jesus today and trust that our present struggle is not the end of the story?

Is there something we are afraid to do because we cannot see how it will turn out? What might God be asking us to trust Him with today?

What part of our life are we reluctant to bring before Jesus? Are we willing to stand before Him with it and trust Him with what happens next?

When someone hurts us, do we speak directly to that person with the hope of reconciliation, or do we find ourselves talking about the person instead?

Have I been more concerned with being right than showing mercy to someone who needed understanding?

Am I following Jesus from the heart, or am I more concerned with keeping up appearances and comparing myself with others?

Is there an area of your life where Jesus is asking you to trust Him again, even after disappointment?