A typical week inside Pursuit
Grab your notebook and a pen.
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What follows is your first complete week inside Pursuit. The verse. The application. The notebook questions you will carry into your week. And the Wednesday return that closes the loop. Read it all. It will take five minutes. So does the real thing.
"Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God."
Philippians 4:6
You are carrying more than you were designed to carry alone. The work pressure, the financial stress, the relationship that needs attention you do not have, the decision that keeps you up at 3am. You have managed it, pushed through it, and told yourself you are fine. But anxiety does not care how capable you are.
This verse is not telling you to stop feeling anxious. It is telling you where to take it. Every situation. Not the manageable ones. Not the ones you have already figured out. Every single one. Prayer, petition, and thanksgiving, bring it all, exactly as it is, and place it in the hands of the One who was never anxious about any of it.
The invitation this week is simple. Stop managing one thing alone. Bring it to God instead. Not after you have thought it through. Not when you have a plan. Right now, exactly as it is. Open your notebook. Start here.
Five to ten minutes with your notebook is five to ten minutes with God. That is what pursuit looks like. Not a program. Not a perfect quiet time. A person, a pen, and honesty. Showing up, with the failure, the doubt, the thing you have not told anyone, and saying: God, I am here. That is the relationship. He meets you in that moment every single time.
Question 1 — The honest one
What are you most anxious about right now that you have not yet brought to God?
Question 2 — The uncomfortable one
What would it feel like to actually hand that specific thing to God today and trust Him with the outcome?
Question 3 — The action
What is one thing you will stop carrying alone this week and instead bring to God in prayer before Friday?
Write your answers. Do not edit them. The honest version is the right version.
A short email arrives mid week. It brings you back to what you wrote Monday.
Take 60 seconds. Open your notebook. Read what you wrote Monday. Notice if anything has already started to shift.
Then one question to sit with:
What has been hardest to carry this week? Where have you felt the gap between Monday's intention and today's reality?
And one invitation to close:
Where did you see evidence of grace this week, even small, even brief? Write one line and give thanks for it.
However this week is going — you are not alone in it.
And if this is the only week you ever do this — you are already a little closer to God than you were before you found this page. That is what pursuit looks like.