Zechariah
Chapters 1–13
Returning to God, receiving His vision, experiencing His presence, and allowing God to restore and renew His people.
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How the challenge works
One chapter a day for 21 days, Sun 23 Aug to Saturday 12 September 2026.
What a day contains
The reading
One chapter, read slowly in your own Bible.
The journalling prompt
One honest question, with a private space to answer it.
The weekly theme
A focus that ties the week’s seven readings together.
The prophetic assignment
One thing to do all week, beyond the reading itself.
Overview
Hey Beautiful Soul
We welcome you here to this space. This is a sacred invitation to a 21-day journey.
The Read Your Bible, Pray Every Day Challenge (RYB’PEC) is an initiative by GROWcode Initiative.
This season is a season of drawing from The Well that never runs dry. It is a Kairos moment of encounter, intentional stillness, and prophetic journaling. This isn’t just a challenge; it’s a divine appointment to dwell deeply, reflect intentionally, and grow prophetically.
Summary
- Starting date
- Sunday 23 August 2026 to Saturday 12 September 2026 (21 days)
- Scriptural focus
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But whoever drinks from the water that I will give him will never get thirsty again. In fact, the water that I will give him will become a well of water springing up in him for eternal life. John 4:14 (CSB)
- Bible books
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- Zechariah Chapters 1–13
- Haggai Chapters 1–2
- Joel Chapters 1–3
- Habakkuk Chapters 1–3
- Purpose
- To cultivate consistent Bible reading and prayer habits, deepen spiritual growth, strengthen accountability, and build the spiritual capacity required for a new season of impact.
- Platform
- Online: Zoom · WhatsApp · Website Portal
- Objectives
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- Encourage daily Bible reading
- Strengthen personal prayer life
- Build spiritual discipline and consistency
- Foster accountability among participants
- Prepare members spiritually for a new season
- Promote fellowship, reflection and spiritual growth
The 21-day reading plan
Haggai
Chapters 1–2
Putting God first, reordering our priorities, and rebuilding our devotion to God.
Joel
Chapters 1–3
Being filled and renewed through repentance, restoration and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.
Habakkuk
Chapters 1–3
Standing on the promises of God and trusting Him through uncertainty and living by faith.
Remember, this is about encounter, not performance.
What to look out for each week
Our duty
- The week’s theme and focus
- Chapters to read from the Bible books stated
- Daily journaling prompts
- One weekly prophetic assignment
- Voice reflections (Mon–Fri)
- Saturday Soul Check — a day to reflect, reset, and realign
- A short weekly Teaching Boost (video/audio)
Your duty
- Prepare your heart
- Find a conducive environment
- Anticipate your one-on-one with the Holy Spirit
Awards and recognitions
At the end of the challenge, the following shall be done:
- Most Consistent Male Participant
- Most Consistent Female Participant
- Prayer Champion (Male)
- Prayer Champion (Female)
- Bible Scholar / Quiz Champion
- Most Engaged Participant
- Insight Contributor of the Challenge
- Faithful Finisher Award
- Capacity Builder Award (Overall Participant)
Common questions
How does the challenge work?
Each day gives you one chapter to read and one question to journal. Read the chapter in your own Bible, write your answer, then mark the day complete. Each week also carries a theme, a weekly focus and a prophetic assignment to live out.
When does a day open?
Day 1 opens on Sunday 23 August 2026, and one more day opens every morning after that until Saturday 12 September 2026. A day cannot be opened before its date, so everybody walks through the challenge together.
Why can I not read ahead?
Two things hold a day shut: its date has to have arrived, and the days before it have to be finished. The pace is the point — this is a journey to walk, not a book to finish in a weekend.
What if I miss a day?
Nothing is lost. Every day that has already opened stays open, so you can catch up whenever you are able. Your streak even has a little mercy in it: miss one day, then read two the next day — the one you missed and the new one — and the streak carries on as if you never stopped. Miss two days in a row and it starts again from one.
Can anyone read my journal?
No. Journal entries are private to the person who wrote them. Administrators and supervisors can see how many days you have read, but never what you wrote. If you want to share an entry, copy it and send it yourself.
Can I go back and re-read a day?
Yes. Every day you have completed stays open, and you can keep editing your journal entry for it. Open your dashboard and select any finished day.
What is a supervisor?
Supervisors look after the challenge. They read every day ahead of its date so the content is checked before you see it, they write the daily and weekly material, and they can see how everyone is getting on. They cannot create, delete or suspend accounts, reset passwords, or read anyone’s journal.
I have forgotten my password.
Email an administrator at support@example.com. They will issue a temporary password, and you will be asked to choose your own the next time you sign in.
Why was my account locked?
Too many failed sign-in attempts will pause an account for a short while. It protects you from someone guessing your password. Wait for the timer on that page to run down, then try again.
Can I use this on my phone?
Yes. The site is built for a phone first and works the same on a tablet or a computer. Add it to your home screen for one-tap access.
Still stuck?
Email support@example.com and an administrator will help.