🎉 The Domino Effect
One Goal, One Step, One Life Changed
By April Harris
In a world full of big dreams but scattered follow-through, we’re celebrating every person who picked up a domino, wrote down a goal, and began building something lasting. Whether it’s a personal habit, a restored relationship, a health journey, or a step of obedience to God — progress starts with one written intention.
This simple but powerful exercise reminds us: Your goal isn’t just for you. When you complete it, that domino becomes encouragement for the next person in line.
Got a goal? Grab a domino and write that goal on it. Next, make a plan. Write down the steps needed to accomplish that goal. Then, begin working through those steps one by one. When you’ve completed the goal, turn in your domino.
Why? Because your completed domino becomes more than a personal victory — it becomes encouragement for someone else. Someone else sees your domino. They see that an ordinary person set a goal, followed a plan, and achieved it. Suddenly, they begin to think, “If they can do it, maybe I can too.”
I believe what happens in the natural, happens in the spiritual!
Just as one domino knocks over the next, spiritual growth happens one step at a time.
2 Peter 1:5-7
“For this very reason, make every effort to add to your faith goodness; and to goodness, knowledge; and to knowledge, self-control; and to self-control, perseverance; and to perseverance, godliness; and to godliness, mutual affection; and to mutual affection, love.”
Faith starts the process, but God calls us to keep growing. Every act of obedience, every lesson learned, every victory in self-control, and every moment of perseverance moves us closer to becoming people marked by Christ like love.
The goal isn’t just completing one domino… it’s allowing God to keep adding to our lives until love becomes the natural result.
💛 Ready to Start Your Domino?
Write your goal. Make your plan. Take the first step.
When you finish, turn it in — and watch the Domino Effect ripple through your life and into someone else’s.