Declutter Devotional: A 4-Week Marathon for the Heart and Home
Ready to run a different kind of marathon? 🏃♀️ Over the next four weeks, we’re going on a story-filled journey to declutter not just our homes, but our hearts. Each week is a new “chapter,” complete with a simple step, a short prayer, a playful coloring break, and a chance to win a weekly prize. Think of it as training for freedom—one small stride at a time.
Chapter 1: The Whisper to Begin
It usually starts with a whisper.
When you open that overstuffed drawer… trip on those shoes by the door… or sigh as you push the closet shut with your hip.
Something inside you says: “It’s time.”
But before you can reach for the pile, a character steps out of the shadows—Procrastination.
He leans against the doorframe, smirking: “Not today. You’re too busy. Tomorrow will be better.”
You pause. You consider. But then—your secret weapon comes out: a simple spray bottle of plant-based cleaner. You give the cluttered counter a wipe, breathe in the fresh scent, and realize something important:
You don’t need to do everything today. You just need to begin.
✨ This Week’s Action
Pick one drawer, one shelf, or one corner. Clear it, wipe it down, and celebrate the fresh space you’ve created.
🙏 Prayer
“Lord, give me the desire to begin today, even if it’s small. Help me see the beauty in little steps.”
🎨 Coloring Break
If Procrastination sneaks back in, grab your coloring sheet. Sometimes the best way forward is to pause, breathe, and color your way back to focus.
🎁 Weekly Giveaway Challenge!
Complete this week’s action and send me a before-and-after photo of your declutter win. You’ll be entered to win a Thieves Product—a fresh reward for your fresh start!
🛒 Want to go deeper? The full Declutter Devotional is waiting in our shop. Inside you’ll find daily action steps, product ideas, an oily aromatherapy guide, and more coloring sheets to keep you motivated all month long.
Next Chapter Teaser: Next week, we’ll hold up The Mirror of Truth—and take an honest look at what’s really hiding in our spaces.
