30 Days of Spiritual Strategy

30 Days of Spiritual Strategy is not a book to read. This is a manual to practice. Not devotional entertainment. Not inspirational thoughts to make you feel better about your

comfortable Christian life. This is training for war—real, spiritual war.

For too long, the church has played at Christianity. We have treated faith like a hobby, worship like entertainment, and prayer like an occasional religious duty. We have been content with mediocrity, satisfied with shallow spirituality, comfortable with powerless religion.

You should engage in this exercise if you sense that there must be more to following Christ than what you have experienced. You are right. There is more. But it will cost you everything.

Each day follows the same structure: a Scripture, a teaching section, and a mission. The missions are not suggestions—they are assignments. If you skip them, you miss the strategy. If you are merely reading it, that will accomplish nothing.

However, this exercise will make you uncomfortable. It will challenge many things you know about Christianity. It will demand changes you do not want to make. It will require sacrifices that seem unreasonable.

But if you complete these thirty days—truly complete them, doing every mission, embracing every challenge—you will emerge changed. Not improved. Changed. The person who finishes this exercise will not be a better version of who started it. They will be someone fundamentally different—a life wholly devoted to prayer, saturated in God's presence, armed for spiritual battle, and dangerous to the kingdom of darkness.

So help us Lord! Amen.