21-Day Confident Challenge

Welcome to the 21-Day Confidence Challenge!

We’re kicking things off with an exciting first step: completing the Christ Confidence Assessment. This assessment is designed to help you reflect on where you are today and uncover the areas where you’re ready to grow. It’s not about perfection—it’s about progress, and this is your starting point.

Understanding what confidence means to you is essential to growing it. Confidence is not arrogance; it’s grounded assurance in your abilities and identity in Christ.

Studies show that affirmations based on truth are more powerful than generic positive statements. God’s Word is the ultimate truth.

Knowing your strengths boosts confidence and allows you to serve with clarity.

Psychology confirms that self-acceptance is critical to confidence. Embrace your God-given design.

Positive affirmations, when repeated consistently, rewire your brain for resilience and confidence.

Gratitude shifts the focus from what you lack to what you have. If you want to boost your confidence, increase your gratitude.

Reflection builds awareness, a key component of confidence. “Examine yourselves to see whether you are in the faith.” – 2 Corinthians 13:5

Cognitive-behavioral research shows reframing negative thoughts builds resilience. Day 8 is all about flipping the script and reframing your thoughts.

Did you know that real growth happens outside your comfort zone? Take one small step outside your comfort zone today, like speaking up in a meeting or trying a new activity.

Research shows that self-compassion reduces self-criticism and builds confidence. Think about a recent mistake or challenge you faced. Instead of beating yourself up, ask yourself what you’d say to a friend in the same situation.

Strong relationships provide encouragement and accountability for growth. Who’s in your corner cheering you on? Take a moment today to thank someone who’s been a source of encouragement. Whether it’s a text or handwritten note, show your gratitude for your squad today.

“Do not despise these small beginnings.” – Zechariah 4:10 Celebrating wins, even small ones, motivates you to keep going. Think about one area where you’ve grown in the past 12 days. Now, celebrate it!

Living authentically builds self-trust, a key component of confidence. Integrity isn’t always easy, but it’s always worth it.  Confidence grows when your actions align with your values

Reflection strengthens self-awareness and direction. Share your Week 2 insights and invite others to join the journey.

What’s that one bold goal you want to pursue in the next 30 days? Studies show that people who set specific goals are more likely to achieve them. SO I want to challenge you to Write it down, commit it to God, and take the first step today. 

Let’s face it, challenges are inevitable—but did you know that practicing gratitude during those tough times can actually increase your resilience? And as you overcome those hardships, your confidence will continue to increase as well.

Bold confidence isn’t just about thinking big; it’s about taking action. 

Ecclesiastes 3:1 says, ‘There is a time for everything.’ Sometimes, confidence means trusting that God’s timing is better than ours. I am challenging you to surrender that timeline to GOD! Write it down and pray for the patience and trust to wait on Him.

Did you know that encouraging others can actually boost your own confidence? Think of someone who could use a kind word or a little extra support today. Send them a text, write them a note, or give them a call. When you build others up, you’re reminded of the power of your words and actions.

Take a moment to reflect on how God has been faithful throughout this challenge.  Gratitude fuels confidence, and remembering God’s faithfulness reminds you that He’ll continue to be with you every step of the way.

Congratulations! Today is all about celebration and commitment. Think back to where you started three weeks ago and take a moment to acknowledge how far you’ve come.

You’ve made it through three weeks of growth, bold action, and stepping into your God-given confidence. Whether you redefined your confidence, reframing your thoughts, or setting bold goals, each step has prepared you for even greater things. Take a moment to celebrate—seriously, do a little happy dance, treat yourself, or share your victory with a friend.