100 things I want God to do!

Hey everyone! You know, sometimes a simple idea can spark so much inspiration. Just like the original post, I was captivated by Steve Harvey's advice: to genuinely sit down and write it out – a list of things you want God to do for you, focusing on those "God-sized" dreams that only He can accomplish. With 2026 on the horizon, it's the perfect time to start crafting your personal vision for a truly blessed year. But how do you really dive deep and create a list that's meaningful and transformative? It's more than just a wish list; it's a declaration of faith and an invitation for God to move in powerful ways. Here's how I approach making my own list for 2026, and maybe these tips will help you too: 1. Create a Sacred Space & Time: Find a quiet moment where you can truly connect. Pour yourself a cup of tea, put on some calming music, and grab a pen and paper (or open up a digital document, just like I do for my "2026 A blessed Year Things I want God to Do w/ Me" list). This isn't a rush job; it's a conversation with the divine. 2. Dream Big – No Limits! The key, as Steve Harvey said, is to list things *only God can do*. Don't hold back. Don't censor your desires based on what seems "realistic" to *you*. Think about your deepest yearnings for: Spiritual Growth: Deeper peace, stronger faith, understanding scripture, a closer walk with Him. Relationships: Healing family ties, finding supportive friendships, strengthening your marriage. Career & Calling: A new opportunity, clarity on your purpose, financial breakthrough, wisdom in your work. Health & Wellness: Physical healing, mental clarity, emotional strength, a renewed sense of energy. Personal Development: Overcoming a fear, learning a new skill, developing patience, sharing your gifts more freely. Community & Impact: Ways you can serve others, be a light, or contribute to positive change around you. 3. Be Specific, Yet Surrender: Instead of "I want to be happier," try "I pray for a profound sense of joy and contentment that radiates from within, even amidst challenges." Instead of "I want more money," consider "I ask for divine wisdom to manage my finances, leading to abundance that allows me to bless others generously." The more specific you are, the clearer your intention. However, always hold these desires with open hands, trusting God's perfect plan is always better than our own. 4. Write it as a Declaration of Faith: When you write it out, phrase your requests with faith. For example, instead of "I hope to get a new job," try "Thank you, God, for opening the doors to a fulfilling new career opportunity that aligns with my passions and utilizes my gifts." This shifts your mindset from hoping to believing. And remember to focus on the "Good Things" you anticipate. 5. Reflect and Review: Once your list is complete, don't just tuck it away. Keep it somewhere visible. Review it regularly, pray over each item, and give thanks in advance. It's a powerful reminder of your faith and God's faithfulness. I often find myself adding little hearts and notes to my list, just like those cheerful overlays you see on screens, signifying the joy and hope each item brings. Making this list isn't about telling God what to do; it's about aligning your heart with His, clarifying your desires, and stepping into 2026 with unshakeable faith that He is working all things for your good. So, what amazing, God-sized good things are you going to write out for your 2026? Let's make it our most blessed year yet!