Purple
Trust and faith
Trusting in the Lord and having faith that Jesus saves — so purple had to be the most visible color.
Recover · Redeem · Restore
Possibly Today.
Two words on a truck door became a wristband, and that wristband became a lifeline. A daily reminder to live ready for Jesus, and to never stop fighting for the ones battling addiction.
God is Greater than my Highs and Lows
1,400+wristbands handed out
100+pizzas given through Slice of Heaven
1day of rehab — our next goal
Where it started
“Pastor, they say Possibly Today!”
A worker on a mission truck in South America, explaining the two words he high-fived every time he climbed out.
Since the Bible says we can’t know the day, time or place of Jesus’ return, that man wanted to be ready for it every single day. The words reminded him to be the kind of person who wouldn’t be ashamed if Jesus were standing right in front of him.
Jim Leonard heard that story on a daily devotional broadcast, and by the next day he had “Possibly Today” printed and taped inside his own work truck. Co-workers asked what it meant. He told them. Before long most of the people he worked with knew about Possibly Today, and that was only the beginning.
Read how it began
The wristband
Every word and every color means something.
When the signs had to come down from the trucks, God kept putting one ad in front of Jim: design your own wristband — show the world what you support. One day he clicked it, and nothing has been the same since.
Green
The breaking of chains
The day Jim was saved, he was told he was there to have his chains broken and be set free. So “Possibly Today” had to be green.
Orange
Passion tempered by wisdom
The passion of red is always there, at the top of the world or at our lowest. The wisdom of yellow reminds us to seek the Lord’s advice in all things, good or bad.
G>ɅV God is Greater than my Highs and Lows — when I feel blessed, God wants even more for me; when I’m down, I know who is with me.
What it means to her
The first person to see the wristband gave it a whole new meaning.
Jim showed it to his wife, Kristen, first. Having lived a life of battling abuse, depression, addiction, self-image and shame, she told him what Possibly Today meant to her. Right then, he knew these bands were going to offer hope to a lot of suffering people.
- Possibly Today the Lord will give me the strength to get off the couch.
- Possibly Today I won’t be sad.
- Possibly Today I won’t have cravings or suffer the afflictions that come with withdrawal.
- Possibly Today I will love myself.
- Possibly Today anxiety will lose its grip on me.
— Kristen
In memory of Matt
Read Matt’s story
“Possibly Today, Pops!”
Jim’s son Matt lived life at 100mph. He fought a heroin addiction for years, and the birth of his son Noah pushed him to fight even harder. Jim took the wristband off his own wrist and gave it to him, the special one, so Matt could borrow all of his dad’s faith on the hard days.
Matt swore he’d never take it off. Every day for the next four days he hustled over to show it was still on. Five days later, Matt was lost in a car accident. Everything was removed from him except one thing: the wristband.
Our creed
To offer the same hope we found in Jesus Christ.
Recover
Reach those who are struggling.
Redeem
Redeem them with Jesus Christ.
Restore
Restore them — not just to where they were before the affliction, but to higher levels.
Leave your struggles at the door, Matt
Leave them at the door. Both ways.
When you leave home, you can leave your struggles on the mat instead of carrying them with you. When you come back, you can leave them there again before you walk in.
Change starts by re-programming our thoughts to be the thoughts God has of us. He made us in His image. We are His children, and we are wonderfully made.
I am beautiful
I am worthy
I am loved
Every time you walk out the door.
Our first goal
Fund at least one day of rehab for someone.
One day may not seem like much. But as believers, we think the day we pay for may be the very day the Lord uses to break someone’s chains of addiction. Matt would have loved this.
Help us get there1 daycan change everything
Slice of Heaven
Sometimes hope looks like a hot pizza at the door.
Through Slice of Heaven, Possibly Today has given away more than 100 pizzas to people and families who could use a meal and a reminder that they are seen, loved and not alone.
Know someone who’s going through it? A neighbor in recovery, a family having a hard month, someone who just needs to know somebody cares? Nominate them.
100+ pizzas delivered so far
Events
Come be part of it.
The latest dates, photos and updates are always posted in the Possibly Today Facebook group.
Scoop of Heaven
Enjoy a free cone with Possibly Today.
We pull up with an ice cream truck, set up the tent and hand out free cones, no strings attached. While you enjoy yours, grab a wristband, check out the “You are so loved” doormats, and scan the code to join the Possibly Today family on Facebook.
It’s a day for the whole community, and a sweet reminder that somebody cares.
- Free ice cream cones
- Free Possibly Today wristbands
- Doormats, shirts and good company
Get involved
Bless and be blessed.
Get a wristband
Over 1,400 have been handed out so far. If you or someone you love could use the reminder, reach out and Jim will get one to you.
Ask in the groupJoin the community
Our Possibly Today Facebook group is where the community shares encouragement, prayer, testimony and news about upcoming events.
Join the groupNominate someone
Know someone who could use a pizza and a reminder that they’re loved? Send them a Slice of Heaven.
NominateTalk with Jim
Jim would love to talk about Possibly Today in person, pray with you, or hear how you’d like to help. Reach out to him in the Facebook group.
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