2 Chronicles 7:13-15 hangs on two words—"my people"—because revival doesn't start with those who don't know God but with the ones who already carry His name, the way an empty dance floor stays empty until someone finally goes first. This closes the four-week series that all points at the same person, you: change me, use me, purify me, move through me. A revived school isn't a concept—it's revived students walking into the same building on the same Monday. So stop waiting for it to happen somewhere else, and go to school tomorrow like somebody who prayed it.

Psalm 1:1-3 pictures a person who loves God's words as a tree planted right by a stream—when everything else dries out in the summer heat, its roots reach the water and it stays green. That "meditate" just means turning God's words over like a song stuck in your head; you don't have to be big or smart to be a strong tree, you just have to stay close to the stream.