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V3 System

Work Life Balance

There's more richness than money. Each category gets a 1–10 score and a step devotional that walks you from where you are toward a 10, always pointing back to Jesus. Toggle the categories you want to work on.

Spirit 6Soul 5Body 4Combination 5Career 7Finance 6Sphere 4Advocacy 3Example scores · calculated, not editable

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Spirit

Your connection to God through Jesus: prayer, worship, and the fruit the Holy Spirit grows in you.

  • PrayerTalking with God daily, alone and with others.
  • WorshipHonoring God with your life, song and time.
  • Fruits of the SpiritLove, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control.
6/10Example score; scores are calculated, not editable

Step devotional

Example data

Verse

“Rejoice always. Pray without ceasing. In everything give thanks, for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus toward you.” 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 (WEB)

Reflection prompt

Where did you sense God's nearness today, and where did you go through the day without Him?

State check

ThrivingBridge-to-ThriveNeutralChallenged

Steps example

  1. 1P · Pray: five quiet minutes, no requests, just thanks
  2. 2P · Persist: return at the same time tomorrow
  3. 3W · Worship: one song with your full attention

Next step

Keep going on the path →

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Soul

Mind, will and emotions: how you take in the world through your five senses, and how you keep learning.

  • 5 SensesSee · Taste · Smell · Hear · Feel: what you let in shapes what grows in you.
  • LearnRenewing your mind: reading, teaching, being taught.
5/10Example score; scores are calculated, not editable

Step devotional

Example data

Verse

“Don't be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, so that you may prove what is the good, well-pleasing, and perfect will of God.” Romans 12:2 (WEB)

Reflection prompt

What did you see or hear today that you want to keep, and what do you want to stop letting in?

State check

ThrivingBridge-to-ThriveNeutralChallenged

Steps example

  1. 1S · See: notice one thing you watched today
  2. 2S · Sift: keep it or let it go
  3. 3L · Learn: one verse or lesson to carry tomorrow

Next step

Talk with a counselor →

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Body

The temple you live in: habits, health, and the roots behind them.

  • GluttonyCan have different roots. Example: stress eating after a divorce, or a thyroid issue.
  • CombinationMixes Spirit, Soul and Body. See the Combination section below.
4/10Example score; scores are calculated, not editable

Step devotional

Example data

Verse

“Or don't you know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit which is in you, which you have from God? You are not your own,” 1 Corinthians 6:19 (WEB)

Reflection prompt

When did you eat, rest or move today because of how you felt, not because of what your body needed?

State check

ThrivingBridge-to-ThriveNeutralChallenged

Steps example

  1. 1R · Root: ask "what's behind this?"
  2. 2R · Route: emotional, medical or spiritual help
  3. 3H · Habit: one small change this week

Next step

See your doctor for medical concerns. Not a substitute for a licensed clinician.

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Combination

Issues that mix Spirit, Soul and Body. Example: face tattoos, which may come from an identity struggle or wanting attention and can have spiritual consequences.

5/10Example score; scores are calculated, not editable

Step devotional

Example data

Verse

“May the God of peace himself sanctify you completely. May your whole spirit, soul, and body be preserved blameless at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.” 1 Thessalonians 5:23 (WEB)

Reflection prompt

Is there something you did to be seen? What were you hoping someone would notice?

State check

ThrivingBridge-to-ThriveNeutralChallenged

Steps example

  1. 1I · Identity: who does God say you are?
  2. 2A · Attention: whose approval are you looking for?
  3. 3A · Accountability: share it with one partner

Next step

Bring in an accountability partner →

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Career

Your work and calling: doing it heartily, as for the Lord.

7/10Example score; scores are calculated, not editable

Step devotional

Example data

Verse

“And whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord, and not for men,” Colossians 3:23 (WEB)

Reflection prompt

Who did your work serve today, and did you do it as if for the Lord?

State check

ThrivingBridge-to-ThriveNeutralChallenged

Steps example

  1. 1C · Calling: name what you are made to do
  2. 2C · Craft: one skill to grow this month
  3. 3S · Serve: one way your work helps someone else

Next step

Keep going on the path →

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Finance

Stewardship, tithe, giving and provision. Money is one of your riches, not the only one.

6/10Example score; scores are calculated, not editable

Step devotional

Example data

Verse

“Honor Yahweh with your substance, with the first fruits of all your increase;” Proverbs 3:9 (WEB)

Reflection prompt

If someone read your bank statement, what would they say you treasure?

State check

ThrivingBridge-to-ThriveNeutralChallenged

Steps example

  1. 1F · First fruits: decide your giving first
  2. 2B · Budget: name every dollar
  3. 3G · Generosity: one unplanned gift

Next step

Keep going on the path →

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Sphere

Your people: family, relatives, neighbors and classmates. AI suggests who to stay in touch with and how often; a person reviews every suggestion before you see it.

  • Improve connectionsSuggestions on how to deepen the relationships you already have.
  • Who to stay in frequent contact withWho needs a daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly touch.
  • Tips per personOne encouraging tip written for that relationship.
  • Encouragement to stay in contactGentle nudges so shy members still reach out.
Example data Suggested by AI, reviewed by a person

Who to stay in contact with relationship labels only · no real names

  • Grandma (85+)Daily

    A short text or voice note: Thinking of you today.

  • AuntWeekly

    Call on the same day each week so it becomes a habit.

  • CousinTwice a month

    Share one update from your week; keep it light.

  • Childhood neighborMonthly

    Ask how they are. Neighbors still matter.

  • Classmate (now adult)Quarterly

    Four times a year keeps the friendship alive.

Strained relationship? Talk with a counselor. Preview · example data.

4/10Example score; scores are calculated, not editable

Step devotional

Example data

Verse

“Let's consider how to provoke one another to love and good works, not forsaking our own assembling together, as the custom of some is, but exhorting one another, and so much the more as you see the Day approaching.” Hebrews 10:24-25 (WEB)

Reflection prompt

Who in your Sphere have you not reached in months, and what is one small way you can reconnect this week?

State check

ThrivingBridge-to-ThriveNeutralChallenged

Steps example

  1. 1R · Reach: pick one person from today's card
  2. 2L · Log: one tap after the call, text or visit
  3. 3E · Encourage: send one kind word, no agenda

Next step

Strained relationship? Talk with a counselor →

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Advocacy

Speaking up and standing with others, especially those who have no voice.

3/10Example score; scores are calculated, not editable

Step devotional

Example data

Verse

“Open your mouth for the mute, in the cause of all who are left desolate.” Proverbs 31:8 (WEB)

Reflection prompt

Who around you is going unheard, and what is one way you can stand with them this week?

State check

ThrivingBridge-to-ThriveNeutralChallenged

Steps example

  1. 1L · Listen: hear one person's story fully
  2. 2S · Speak: say one true thing on their behalf
  3. 3S · Stand: show up once, in person

Next step

Talk with an accountability partner →