“For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the Lord, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope.” — Jeremiah 29:11 (NKJV) (For singles: “I will make an everlasting covenant with them… I will not turn away from them to do them good.” — Jeremiah 32:40, NKJV)

As we conclude this month’s transformative journey at Pentecostals—through renewal (Week 1), connection (Week 2), sacrifice (Week 3), and covenant (Week 4)—this weekend is a celebration of growth and a launchpad for the future. Jeremiah 29:11 promises God’s plans for hope, a foundation for the “Marriage Vision Statement” couples will craft or the “Personal Covenant with God” singles will shape. Reflect on Sarah, a church member who, after a month of challenges, wrote goals with her spouse to pray daily, deepening their bond. Research from the Journal of Marriage and Family (2022) shows couples setting shared goals post-reflection report 30% greater relationship satisfaction, a testament to intentional planning. For singles, this covenant with God offers a roadmap for spiritual growth. Spend this weekend celebrating your progress—through fasting, unplugging, and vow renewal—and write a vision to carry forward God’s work in your life.

Over Saturday and Sunday, celebrate this month by revisiting highlights (e.g., a shared fast meal, an unplugged talk). Then, craft a “Marriage Vision Statement”—write 3-5 goals based on the vows (e.g., “We will cherish each other with weekly dates” or “We will support each other in sickness with a care plan”). Discuss and refine it together, perhaps over a special brunch or evening fire pit. Pray together, thanking God for the month and seeking guidance for your vision.

Over Saturday and Sunday, celebrate your month’s growth (e.g., fasting moments, New Covenant prayers). Craft a “Personal Covenant with God”—write 3-5 goals reflecting His promises (e.g., “I will seek You daily in Scripture” or “I will serve others with His love”). Reflect in a quiet space or with a friend, ending with prayer, thanking God and asking for strength to live this out.