Have you ever felt spiritually full on Sunday, only to find yourself drained by Wednesday? That’s because our spiritual growth was never meant to be confined to a single day of the week. Our learning and relationship with God shouldn’t end when the church doors close.
Sunday worship is just the beginning. God desires to meet with us daily, and we need His presence and wisdom in every part of our lives—marriage, parenting, decision-making, work stress, and even our health.
Give God Your First 15
I once heard a simple but powerful tip: “Give God the first 15 minutes of your day—5 minutes in prayer, 5 minutes in the Word, and 5 minutes in worship.”
It might not sound like much, but it’s a start. Starting your day with God shifts your mindset. That intentional time can grow your discipline, deepen your faith, and increase your hunger for more.
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5 minutes of prayer: Talk to God about your day, your worries, and your hopes. Prayer aligns your heart with His.
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5 minutes in the Word: Read a short passage or a devotional. Ask, “What does this teach me about God?” and “How can I apply it today?”
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5 minutes of worship: Listen to a worship song or sing one yourself. Let it stir your soul.
It’s not about checking a box. It’s about building a rhythm of intimacy with your Creator. And once you begin, that 15 minutes often grows into more—because time with God is never wasted.
Don’t Starve Your Spirit
Jesus said, “Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God” (Matthew 4:4).
Just like our physical bodies need daily nourishment, so do our spirits. If the only time we’re spiritually fed is on Sundays—or maybe Wednesday nights—we will begin to spiritually starve. Life is hard. Trials come. Temptations show up. We need daily wisdom, strength, and guidance that can only come from abiding in Christ.
Imagine trying to live off one meal a week. You wouldn’t make it very long. The same goes for your spiritual life.
Resources to Help You Grow
At Windsor, we’re committed to helping you build a strong spiritual foundation all week long. Here are some great resources to explore:
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RightNow Media – A digital library of Christian videos, Bible studies, and devotionals for all ages.
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Brothers Bible and Breakfast– A powerful men’s Bible study group focused on growing in faith and accountability.
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Blueprint for Strong Women – Encouragement and biblical guidance for women striving to live with purpose and power.
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Wisdom Sunday School Classes – Deep dives into scripture with practical application for real life.
No matter your schedule, there’s a way to stay connected and keep growing.
Make It a Daily Habit
Colossians 3:16 encourages us: “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly.”
Not occasionally. Not just on Sunday. Richly—daily, deeply, and continually.
So take a step today. Start small, be consistent, and trust that God will meet you where you are. Your spiritual growth is not limited to a time or place—it’s a lifestyle.
Let’s be a people who learn beyond Sunday.
