You were made for more
More than surviving. More than settling. More than living beneath what God designed for you.
Made for More is a 12-day devotional journey to help you slow down, hear God clearly, and realign your life with His purpose. This isn’t about striving or performing—it’s about positioning your heart to be formed by God.
Join us as we intentionally seek God in prayer and
believe for Him to move in powerful ways.
January 11-23, 2026
Weekdays: 7:00am EST on Facebook and Instagram
Saturday: 9:00am EST
Sunday: 9:00 am and 11:00 am
Made for More is a 12-day devotional journey to help you slow down, hear God clearly, and realign your life with His purpose. This isn’t about striving or performing—it’s about positioning your heart to be formed by God.
Join us as we intentionally seek God in prayer and
believe for Him to move in powerful ways.
January 11-23, 2026
Weekdays: 7:00am EST on Facebook and Instagram
Saturday: 9:00am EST
Sunday: 9:00 am and 11:00 am
Start Here
Here’s what you’ll need and how to prepare for this 12-day journey.
What you’ll need
- A Bible (or Bible app)
- A journal or notes app
- A quiet spot (even if it’s your car)
- Optional: worship playlist or instrumental music
Daily time commitment
20–30 minutes per day
20–30 minutes per day
- 5 minutes: worship or silence
- 5–10 minutes: read the devotion
- 5–10 minutes: pray and reflect
- Journal what stood out
Why We Fast
Fasting helps quiet distractions so we can hear God more clearly. It shifts our focus from what we want to what He desires. It creates space for alignment, clarity, and renewal.
How to Fast
Choose a fast that stretches you but is sustainable. Set aside what normally fills your time or attention and replace it with prayer. Let each moment of hunger or pause draw you closer to God.
How to Use This Devotional
Set aside 20–30 minutes each day to read, reflect, and pray. Move at a pace that allows you to be present and honest. This journey is about connection, not perfection.
Daily Devotion Guide
HOW TO JOURNEY THROUGH THESE 12 DAYS
As you step into each day of Made for More, approach this time with openness and expectation. These daily moments are not meant to be rushed or checked off—they are invitations to slow down and let God speak personally to you.
Each day builds upon the last, gently guiding you from identity to purpose, from awareness to action. You don’t need to rush ahead or try to “get it all right.” What matters most is your willingness to show up consistently and honestly.
Each day builds upon the last, gently guiding you from identity to purpose, from awareness to action. You don’t need to rush ahead or try to “get it all right.” What matters most is your willingness to show up consistently and honestly.
Some days may feel deeply moving. Others may feel quiet or even challenging. Both are meaningful. Growth often happens beneath the surface before we see visible change.
This is not a race or a performance. There is no pressure to be perfect. God is more interested in your presence than your progress.
Let each day meet you where you are—and trust that God will lead you where you need to go.
This is not a race or a performance. There is no pressure to be perfect. God is more interested in your presence than your progress.
Let each day meet you where you are—and trust that God will lead you where you need to go.
DAY 1 — MASTERPIECE
Acronym: ART
• Always remember God is forming you
• Refuse to judge your process too soon
• Trust the Artist
Focus Scripture:
Ephesians 2:10 — “For we are God’s masterpiece…”
Illustration:
A master artist spends years shaping a canvas. Early stages look messy—unrecognizable even. But the artist sees the finished work long before anyone else does.
Teaching:
God is the Artist and your life is His canvas. You are not random, unfinished, or accidental. The Greek word poiēma means “work of art.” Your story, gifts, passions, and even pain are intentional brushstrokes of divine creativity.
Application Points:
• Reject every lie that says you’re “not enough.”
• Trust that God is still shaping what feels unfinished.
• Journal one area where God is forming you.
Reflective Questions:
Prayer:
Lord, thank You for making me Your masterpiece. Shape me, refine me, and help me trust every stroke of Your hand. Amen.
• Always remember God is forming you
• Refuse to judge your process too soon
• Trust the Artist
Focus Scripture:
Ephesians 2:10 — “For we are God’s masterpiece…”
Illustration:
A master artist spends years shaping a canvas. Early stages look messy—unrecognizable even. But the artist sees the finished work long before anyone else does.
Teaching:
God is the Artist and your life is His canvas. You are not random, unfinished, or accidental. The Greek word poiēma means “work of art.” Your story, gifts, passions, and even pain are intentional brushstrokes of divine creativity.
Application Points:
• Reject every lie that says you’re “not enough.”
• Trust that God is still shaping what feels unfinished.
• Journal one area where God is forming you.
Reflective Questions:
- Where do I struggle to see myself as God’s masterpiece?
- What part of my life requires trust instead of frustration?
Prayer:
Lord, thank You for making me Your masterpiece. Shape me, refine me, and help me trust every stroke of Your hand. Amen.
DAY 2 — KNIT TOGETHER
Acronym: WOVEN
Who I am is intentional • Orchestrated by God • Valued • Every detail matters • Nothing is random
Focus Scripture:
Psalm 139:13
Illustration:
A tailor crafts a custom garment, measuring carefully and stitching intentionally. Nothing is rushed or random.
Teaching:
God knit you together with precision. Your personality, temperament, strengths, and sensitivities were chosen on purpose. You are not an accident—you are a divine design.
Application Points:
• Write down five God-given traits you’re grateful for.
• Ask the Holy Spirit to reveal hidden gifts.
• Speak affirmations over your identity.
Reflective Questions:
Lord, thank You for weaving me together with purpose. Help me honor Your design. Amen.
Who I am is intentional • Orchestrated by God • Valued • Every detail matters • Nothing is random
Focus Scripture:
Psalm 139:13
Illustration:
A tailor crafts a custom garment, measuring carefully and stitching intentionally. Nothing is rushed or random.
Teaching:
God knit you together with precision. Your personality, temperament, strengths, and sensitivities were chosen on purpose. You are not an accident—you are a divine design.
Application Points:
• Write down five God-given traits you’re grateful for.
• Ask the Holy Spirit to reveal hidden gifts.
• Speak affirmations over your identity.
Reflective Questions:
- What traits make me uniquely impactful?
- How has God used my wiring in past seasons?
Lord, thank You for weaving me together with purpose. Help me honor Your design. Amen.
DAY 3 — INTENTIONAL DESIGN
Acronym: FIT
• Formed by God
• Intentionally wired
• Tailored for purpose
Focus Scripture:
Psalm 139:14
Teaching:
Many frustrations come from living outside our God-given design. You weren’t meant to be a copy—your temperament, humor, creativity, and personality were all intentional.
Application Points:
• Identify areas where you’re forcing something God never designed.
• Celebrate your uniqueness out loud.
• Replace self-criticism with gratitude.
Reflective Questions:
Prayer:
Father, thank You for making me intentionally. Help me embrace who You created me to be. Amen.
• Formed by God
• Intentionally wired
• Tailored for purpose
Focus Scripture:
Psalm 139:14
Teaching:
Many frustrations come from living outside our God-given design. You weren’t meant to be a copy—your temperament, humor, creativity, and personality were all intentional.
Application Points:
• Identify areas where you’re forcing something God never designed.
• Celebrate your uniqueness out loud.
• Replace self-criticism with gratitude.
Reflective Questions:
- What part of my design have I rejected?
- Where am I ignoring how God wired me?
Prayer:
Father, thank You for making me intentionally. Help me embrace who You created me to be. Amen.
DAY 4 — KNOWN BEFORE BIRTH
Acronym: BORN
Blueprinted • Ordained • Rooted in purpose • Named by God
Focus Scripture:
Jeremiah 1:5
Illustration:
Before construction begins, a blueprint is created. The building doesn’t determine the plan—the plan determines the building.
Teaching:
God knew you before you existed. Your life is not a reaction—it’s a revelation. You are not a mistake; you are a mission.
Application Points:
• Meditate on God’s intentionality.
• Silence voices that contradict your worth.
• Rest in your pre-written purpose.
Reflective Questions:
Prayer:
Father, thank You for writing my story before I took my first breath. Anchor me in this truth. Amen.This is where the description goes.
Blueprinted • Ordained • Rooted in purpose • Named by God
Focus Scripture:
Jeremiah 1:5
Illustration:
Before construction begins, a blueprint is created. The building doesn’t determine the plan—the plan determines the building.
Teaching:
God knew you before you existed. Your life is not a reaction—it’s a revelation. You are not a mistake; you are a mission.
Application Points:
• Meditate on God’s intentionality.
• Silence voices that contradict your worth.
• Rest in your pre-written purpose.
Reflective Questions:
- What does it mean that God knew me before birth?
- How does this truth reshape my confidence?
Prayer:
Father, thank You for writing my story before I took my first breath. Anchor me in this truth. Amen.This is where the description goes.
DAY 5 — HIDDEN PREPARATION
Acronym: FIELD
Faithfulness • Intimacy • Excellence • Learning • Destiny
Focus Scripture:
1 Samuel 16:7
Illustration:
David was anointed in obscurity. The field shaped him long before the palace revealed him.
Teaching:
Hidden seasons are not punishment—they are preparation. God does deep work in private before public promotion.
Application Points:
• Stop resenting obscurity.
• Identify what God is developing in you.
• Sharpen your “slingshot.”
Reflective Questions:
Prayer:
Lord, use my hidden seasons to prepare me for Your purpose. Amen.
Faithfulness • Intimacy • Excellence • Learning • Destiny
Focus Scripture:
1 Samuel 16:7
Illustration:
David was anointed in obscurity. The field shaped him long before the palace revealed him.
Teaching:
Hidden seasons are not punishment—they are preparation. God does deep work in private before public promotion.
Application Points:
• Stop resenting obscurity.
• Identify what God is developing in you.
• Sharpen your “slingshot.”
Reflective Questions:
- What is my current field?
- What skill is God refining in this season?
Prayer:
Lord, use my hidden seasons to prepare me for Your purpose. Amen.
DAY 6 — GOD USES EVERYTHING
Acronym: USE
Use your story • Surrender your pain • Expect redemption
Focus Scripture:
Psalm 139:16
Illustration:
A mosaic artist turns broken fragments into breathtaking beauty.
Teaching:
God wastes nothing. Your pain becomes purpose. Your scars become strength.
Application Points:
• Surrender painful memories to God.
• Ask Him to redeem your story.
• Look for His hand in past hardships.
Reflective Questions:
Prayer:
Father, take every broken piece of my life and use it for Your glory. Amen.
Use your story • Surrender your pain • Expect redemption
Focus Scripture:
Psalm 139:16
Illustration:
A mosaic artist turns broken fragments into breathtaking beauty.
Teaching:
God wastes nothing. Your pain becomes purpose. Your scars become strength.
Application Points:
• Surrender painful memories to God.
• Ask Him to redeem your story.
• Look for His hand in past hardships.
Reflective Questions:
- What broken experience shaped me most?
- How might God be redeeming it?
Prayer:
Father, take every broken piece of my life and use it for Your glory. Amen.
DAY 7 — MORE THAN ENOUGH
Acronym: ID
Identify with God’s voice • Dismiss insecurity
Focus Scripture:
Judges 6:12
Teaching:
God calls you who you are becoming, not who you fear you are.
Application Points:
• Write down what God calls you.
• Replace insecurity with truth.
• Speak identity aloud.
Reflective Questions:
Prayer:
God, speak louder than fear. Help me see myself through Your eyes. Amen.
Identify with God’s voice • Dismiss insecurity
Focus Scripture:
Judges 6:12
Teaching:
God calls you who you are becoming, not who you fear you are.
Application Points:
• Write down what God calls you.
• Replace insecurity with truth.
• Speak identity aloud.
Reflective Questions:
- What label do I need to let go of?
- How does God see me?
Prayer:
God, speak louder than fear. Help me see myself through Your eyes. Amen.
DAY 8 — GO IN THE STRENGTH YOU HAVE
Acronym: GO
God-equipped • Obedience now
Focus Scripture:
Judges 6:14
Teaching:
God doesn’t ask for what you don’t have—He asks you to use what you already do.
Application Points:
• Identify unused strength.
• Take one obedient step today.
• Silence the “not enough” voice.
Reflective Questions:
Prayer:
Lord, help me act on what You’ve already placed in me. Amen.
God-equipped • Obedience now
Focus Scripture:
Judges 6:14
Teaching:
God doesn’t ask for what you don’t have—He asks you to use what you already do.
Application Points:
• Identify unused strength.
• Take one obedient step today.
• Silence the “not enough” voice.
Reflective Questions:
- What strength am I overlooking?
- Where is God telling me to move?
Prayer:
Lord, help me act on what You’ve already placed in me. Amen.
DAY 9 — THE POWER IN YOU
Acronym: SEED
Spirit-empowered • Eternal potential • Expect growth • Depend on God
Focus Scripture:
Ephesians 1:19
Teaching:
You carry resurrection power. What seems small contains heaven’s strength.
Application Points:
• Identify what needs resurrection.
• Ask the Holy Spirit to breathe life.
• Step forward in faith.
Reflective Questions:
Prayer:
Holy Spirit, awaken what’s dormant within me. Amen.
Spirit-empowered • Eternal potential • Expect growth • Depend on God
Focus Scripture:
Ephesians 1:19
Teaching:
You carry resurrection power. What seems small contains heaven’s strength.
Application Points:
• Identify what needs resurrection.
• Ask the Holy Spirit to breathe life.
• Step forward in faith.
Reflective Questions:
- What needs to come alive again?
- Where do I need God’s power most?
Prayer:
Holy Spirit, awaken what’s dormant within me. Amen.
DAY 10 — APPOINTED
Acronym: CALL
Created • Appointed • Loved • Launched
Focus Scripture:
Jeremiah 1:5
Teaching:
God doesn’t call the qualified—He qualifies the called.
Application Points:
• Release excuses.
• Surrender fear.
• Accept God’s appointment.
Reflective Questions:
Prayer:
Lord, I embrace Your calling and trust Your plan. Amen.
Created • Appointed • Loved • Launched
Focus Scripture:
Jeremiah 1:5
Teaching:
God doesn’t call the qualified—He qualifies the called.
Application Points:
• Release excuses.
• Surrender fear.
• Accept God’s appointment.
Reflective Questions:
- What excuse must I release?
- Where is God calling me forward?
Prayer:
Lord, I embrace Your calling and trust Your plan. Amen.
DAY 11 — UNIQUENESS
Acronym: OWN
Operate authentically • Walk confidently • Never compare
Focus Scripture:
Psalm 139:15
Teaching:
Your uniqueness is your strength. Comparison kills calling.
Application Points:
• Celebrate what makes you different.
• Refuse comparison.
• Walk confidently in who you are.
Reflective Questions:
Prayer:
Father, thank You for making me unique. Help me walk confidently in who I am. Amen.
Operate authentically • Walk confidently • Never compare
Focus Scripture:
Psalm 139:15
Teaching:
Your uniqueness is your strength. Comparison kills calling.
Application Points:
• Celebrate what makes you different.
• Refuse comparison.
• Walk confidently in who you are.
Reflective Questions:
- What makes me distinct?
- How can I walk boldly in my design?
Prayer:
Father, thank You for making me unique. Help me walk confidently in who I am. Amen.
DAY 12 — PURPOSE FLOWS FROM DESIGN
Acronym: FITTED
Follow design • Ignore pressure • Trust wiring • Throw away comparison • Embrace strengths • Discover alignment
Focus Scripture:
Ephesians 2:10
Teaching:
Purpose flows naturally when you live aligned with your design. You don’t force purpose—you follow it.
Application Points:
• Identify what feels life-giving.
• Release what feels forced.
• Align daily decisions with God’s design.
Reflective Questions:
Lord, align my life with Your design. Lead me in purpose and peace. Amen.
Follow design • Ignore pressure • Trust wiring • Throw away comparison • Embrace strengths • Discover alignment
Focus Scripture:
Ephesians 2:10
Teaching:
Purpose flows naturally when you live aligned with your design. You don’t force purpose—you follow it.
Application Points:
• Identify what feels life-giving.
• Release what feels forced.
• Align daily decisions with God’s design.
Reflective Questions:
- What feels aligned in my life?
- What feels forced or draining?
Lord, align my life with Your design. Lead me in purpose and peace. Amen.