30 Days of Endurance for Women Leadersنموونە

Week 2 — Built to Withstand

Day 14: Reflection & Reset

Biblical Basis: Psalm 77:11–12 (ESV)

“I will remember the deeds of the Lord;
yes, I will remember your wonders of old.
I will ponder all your work,
and meditate on your mighty deeds.”

Endurance is not only built in action but in reflection. Psalm 77 models a deliberate choice to remember God’s faithfulness amidst difficulty. Remembering is an act of resistance against despair and discouragement.

Reflection offers clarity. It reveals growth, exposes areas needing surrender, and renews hope by recalling God’s past faithfulness.

This moment is an invitation to pause, review, and recalibrate. What lessons have taken root? What struggles persist? What has God already done in your life that can fuel your confidence to continue?

Resetting your focus on God’s unchanging character and mighty works strengthens resolve and reorients your steps for the path ahead.

DEEP Reflection:

• D – Draw Near to God:
  Pray: “Lord, help me to remember Your faithfulness. Renew my strength as I meditate on Your mighty deeds.”
• E – Examine the Text:
  Read Psalm 77 in full. How does the psalmist move from distress to hope through remembrance?
• E – Engage Your Heart:
  What moments of God’s faithfulness can you recall to encourage yourself today? How has this week’s journey deepened your endurance?
• P – Practice the Principle:
  Journal three specific ways God has shown Himself faithful in your life. Let these memories anchor your faith as you move forward.

By the end of your day, journal three lessons from this week that will help you endure in the next season.

Tomorrow, we begin week three — Trained for Battle. See you on day fifteen.