90 Day Challenge: You Did It — And the Story Isn’t Over
One Chapel family,
You did it.
For the past 90 days, you showed up — some early in the morning, some late at night, some consistently, some catching up when life got busy. And together, you walked through the entire story of Scripture.
That is not a small thing.
You didn’t just complete a reading plan.
You immersed yourself in God’s story — from creation to new creation, from blessing to brokenness, from promise to fulfillment, from cross to resurrection, and from resurrection to the life of the church.
And whether this journey felt energizing, challenging, confusing, emotional, or deeply meaningful — God has been at work.
Take a Moment to Reflect
Before rushing into what’s next, we want to invite you to pause.
Consider taking time this week to reflect — in writing, prayer, or conversation — on what this experience has shaped in you.
Here are a few prompts to help you process the journey:
What surprised me most as I read through the Bible?
Where did I see God differently than I had before?
What parts of Scripture felt new or came alive for me?
Where did I feel challenged, stretched, or invited to grow?
How has my understanding of Jesus changed?
How has my desire to follow Him been strengthened or clarified?
There are no right answers.
This isn’t about perfect theology — it’s about honest reflection.
Share Your Story
If you feel comfortable, we encourage you to share part of your story.
That might look like:
posting a reflection on social media
sharing with your small group
telling a friend what stood out to you
writing a short paragraph or recording a brief video reflection
Your story matters — and it may encourage someone else more than you realize.
Sometimes the most powerful witness isn’t having all the answers, but simply saying:
“Here’s what God did in me.”
Let’s Do It Again — Together
We also want to invite you to something bold.
Consider doing this again.
But this time, don’t do it alone.
Invite:
a friend who has never read through the Bible
a family member who’s curious about Jesus
someone who’s searching, skeptical, or unsure what they believe
someone who wants to understand who Jesus really is through Scripture