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A few days before day 90 ended, I asked my wife what was the toughest part of Exodus 90 was for her. She looked at me and said it was a blessing to our family.

Matt did Exodus 90 a year ago or so. I wasn’t so sure at first how this would affect our family life.

It’s a frosty November morning. The sun is not up. The world is quiet. You crawl out of bed, leaving behind your goose-down comforter and the soft, yet firm memory foam mattress you bought online after your wife dropped not-so-subtle hints.

Let me tell you about three men. Joseph’s alarm blares at 5am. He tiptoes past his kids’ bedrooms, sidestepping the creaking floorboards, hoping the house remains quiet. It’s time for prayer.

It was six years ago, almost to the day, that I left the seminary and drove home to Zionsville, Indiana.

Exodus 90 is a ninety-day spiritual exercise for men based on Christ’s roadmap to freedom: prayer, asceticism, and fraternity.