Day 1: Examine the Ground
Week 1 named the weight. Week 2 asks: “What is my life planted in?” Soil = atmosphere, inputs, influences.
1. Morning Scan
Slow down and look around your life like a gardener.Healthy seed can still struggle in unhealthy soil. Sometimes it’s not your effort — it’s your environment. Today we locate the ground around you: what you take in, who you’re around, what fills your space.
2. Soil Test
Soil can be nourishing or draining. God often grows you by changing what surrounds you.
3. Micro-Tasks for Today
Pick 2–3 small acts of stewardship.
Evening Reflection
What did I notice about how my environment affects my spirit?
Day 2: Circles & Root Systems
Trees in a grove stand longer. Your people = your support soil.
1. The Three Rings
Jesus had the crowd, the twelve, and the three. Healthy men don’t isolate — they calibrate access.
2. Soil Check on People
Some relationships are fertilizer. Some are weeds. Some are just shade.
3. Micro-Tasks for Today
Pick 2.
Evening Reflection
What did I learn about why God puts us in community?
Bonus: Soil Reset Ritual
Do this after Day 2 or 3. We’re removing what competes with God’s Word.
1. Name Competing Seeds
Sometimes we plant faith and feed fear. Today we make room.
2. Release Prayer
Pruning is not punishment — it’s protection.
3. Micro-Tasks
After Reset
What space do I feel now — mental, emotional, spiritual?
Day 3: Order the Environment
Chaos is hard soil. Order makes room for roots.
1. Environment Audit
What we see daily shapes what we believe is normal. A cluttered space often reveals a cluttered soul.
2. Design for Growth
Healthy soil is intentional. Where can you build cues for God’s presence?
3. Micro-Tasks
Pick 1–2. Don’t overdo it.
Evening Reflection
Did order make it easier to hear God today?
Day 4: Guard the Gate
Soil doesn’t stay healthy by accident. Today is about boundaries.
1. Gatekeeping Questions
Every input should pass through: “Will this help what God is growing in me?”
2. Faith-Focused Replacement
Boundaries aren’t just “no” — they’re “yes to what feeds me.”
3. Micro-Tasks
Pick 2.
Evening Reflection
Did guarding my inputs change the tone of my day?
Day 5: Capacity & Climate
Even good soil has seasons. You don’t have to host what you can’t sustain.
1. Season Honesty
Soil dries out in heat; it floods in rain. You are not a machine — you are a man in a season.
2. Release Overgrowth
Too many plants in one pot stunt growth. Same with your calendar.
3. Micro-Tasks
Pick 1–2.
Evening Reflection
How did it feel to admit my current limits?
Day 6: Speak to the Soil
Words water. What you declare over your life becomes the climate.
1. Word Audit
Have I been speaking pressure or peace over my environment?
2. Write a Declaration
We’re not manifesting — we’re agreeing with God’s Word over our soil.
3. Micro-Tasks
Evening Reflection
Did speaking life shift anything in me or around me?
Day 7: Commit to Cultivation
Healthy soil is maintained, not assumed. Today we decide how to keep it clean.
1. Week 2 Debrief
Look back at your entries. Where did God highlight a soil issue?
2. My Soil Rule
Write 1–2 rules you’ll live by to protect your environment.
3. Micro-Tasks
Week 2 Completed
How will I keep my soil healthy so Week 3 has something to build on?