Malengo ya Mwono / Mpango wa Miezi 3
End Vision means picturing what it will look like when this work is finished — then working backward to map the steps that get you there. Watch below, then use the plan further down this page to turn that picture into next steps you can start this week.
Tengeneza Mpango Wako wa Miezi 3
In His Word, God says, “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” (Jeremiah 29:11) God makes plans, and He invites us to make them too.
Omba — Ask God what He wants you to do with what you’ve learned.
Sikiliza — Take at least 10 minutes to be still and listen for what He reveals.
Maliza — Below is the Greatest Blessing ladder. You don’t need to do everything on it. How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. Ask God which one or two of these He’s already highlighting to you, write down a name, and take the first step this week.
It’s a Blessing to…
Jenga ratiba za kila siku zinazokuweka karibu na Yesu na zilizo na msingi katika Neno Lake.
- Read God’s Word daily with S.O.A.P.S., and pray using the Prayer Cycle on a set rhythm
- Start or join an Accountability Group — or challenge someone already in one to start their own
It’s a Great Blessing to…
Weka imani yako katika maneno na miguu yako katika mwendo.
- Share your 3-Minute Testimony and God’s Story with people He’s put on your heart
- Alika mtu mmoja kufanya Tembezi ya Maombi nawe, na uwaandae wengine kutengeneza Orodha yao wenyewe ya 100
It’s a Greater Blessing to…
Kusanya watu wachache na mkue pamoja.
- Start a 3/3 Group — or a 3/3 Hope or Discover Group
- Mpe changamoto mtu ambaye tayari yuko kwenye Kundi la 3/3 kuanzisha na kufunza lake mwenyewe
It’s the Greatest Blessing to…
Multiply what you’ve learned into leaders who lead others.
- Karibuni kwenye Kiini cha Uongozi ninachoongoza
- Encourage others to go through Zúme Training themselves
Have something else God’s put on your heart? Write it down — your plan doesn’t have to look like anyone else’s.
Shiriki Mpango Wako
Find one or two training partners and take turns sharing your plans. Ask each other questions about what isn’t clear and how you’ll meet your commitments, then agree to check in on progress after 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, and 12 weeks.
Fanya Iwe Rasmi
Share your one next step below — I’d love to coach you through it and pray for you by name.