How to build good habits | Leo Bigger

2026/01/11 | Leo Bigger

Leo Bigger emphasizes that building good habits starts with hope and steady, faith-rooted routines rather than one-off decisions. Using Daniel 6:10 and Romans 12:21, he shows that consistent practices (not pressure) shape your character and let you overcome sin.

Practical takeaway: stop the cue that triggers the bad habit, write down one clear replacement habit, pull out hidden roots by confessing to others (James 5:16), and make the change tiny—use the two-minute rule, attach the new habit to an existing routine, and rely on the Holy Spirit (Galatians 5:22–23). Zechariah 4:10 reminds you not to despise small beginnings.

Reflection/action: choose one small, specific habit to try for two minutes daily, tell a trusted person, and watch steady progress transform your life.