05/24/2026
Day 7 — All In
“And Joshua said unto the people, Sanctify yourselves: for to morrow the Lord will do wonders among you.” Joshua 3:5
God does great things through people who are fully set apart for Him.
Before Israel crossed the Jordan River and witnessed God do the impossible, Joshua gave the people a command: “Sanctify yourselves.” Before the wonder came, preparation came first. Before the breakthrough, there was surrender. They did not casually walk into a move of God, they intentionally prepared their hearts for it.
The word “sanctify” means to set apart. It carries the idea of devotion, cleansing, and surrender to God. Israel understood that if God was going to move among them, they could not approach the moment carelessly.
The same is true for us.
Camp is more than a trip, a schedule, or a series of services. It is an opportunity to step away from distractions and intentionally pursue God. But what God does at camp will often be connected to how seriously we prepare beforehand.
Too many people approach spiritual moments casually. They want God to move, but they never truly surrender themselves to Him. They attend services while holding onto distractions, sin, pride, or spiritual apathy. But throughout Scripture, God consistently worked through people who were fully yielded to Him.
Being “all in” does not mean being perfect. It means being willing. Willing to listen. Willing to worship. Willing to repent. Willing to obey. Willing to let God change you.
As camp begins, don’t just show up physically, show up spiritually ready. Expect God to move, and position your heart to respond when He does.
Heart Check:
Are you approaching camp casually, or are you genuinely setting yourself apart for God to work in your life?
Action Step:
Take a moment today and personally pray: “God, I’m all in this week. Whatever You want to do in me, I’m willing.”
Prayer:
Lord, I set myself apart for You. Prepare my heart for what You want to do at camp. Remove distractions, deepen my hunger for You, and help me fully surrender to Your will. Do something in me that only You can do. Amen.
