It's Day 2 of 2026 and that means Crossover is 363 Days away. But that shouldn't stop you from living your life in preparation for your crossover thanksgiving. That's why we have compiled this listicle sharing a few things you should do of you want to dance like David come December 2026.
What You Must Do All Year If You Want to Dance Well at Crossover 2026 💃🏽🔥
Let's be honest.
It is January 2, 2026.
Your body has not fully recovered from crossover rice.
Your shoes have forgiven you and your legs are no longer vibrating from praise.
But here's the real question nobody asks early enough:
What must I do from January to December if I want my dance at Crossover 2026 to be dangerous?
Because the truth is this:
Nobody dances powerfully in December by accident.
Solid crossover dancing is not spontaneous.
It is a 12-month project. So let's talk about it.
1. Walk With God
The year is very young and this is a good time to start your walk with God and be serious with it. This is that time when Nobody is Watching. Everybody is likely claiming to do the same with their lives but we will only know who was really serious at the end of the year.
This is the season where enthusiasm is loud but discipline is rare.
If you want to dance well later:
• Pray when there is no emergency
• Read your Bible when life is calm
• Build habits before you need miracles
"He that is faithful in little…" — Luke 16:10
People who dance hardest in December are usually those who walked consistently in January—when nobody was clapping.
2. Obey God Even When It's Inconvenient
This is where many future dances die.
God may say:
• "Leave that relationship."
• "Stop that shortcut."
• "Forgive that person."
• "Give when it doesn't make sense."
Obedience rarely feels like music in the moment.
But trust me—it becomes rhythm by December.
Partial obedience leads to partial dancing.
Full obedience? That's leg-breaking praise.
3. Do the Work, Not Just the Prayer 🛠️
Some testimonies don't fall from heaven -
they respond to intentional effort. If you want a strong crossover dance:
• Apply for the job
• Learn the skill
• Start the project
• Fix your finances
• Show up consistently
"Faith without works is dead." — James 2:17
Prayer is powerful, but God also likes movement—not only dancing movement, but life movement.
4. Thank God in Advance 😌
The whole of January to November can make up your season of prophetic gratitude. You don't see
Thank God for:
• What has happened
• What is still happening
• What hasn't happened yet but you trust Him for
This is when mature Christians start dancing inside before December arrives.
Gratitude before results confuses the enemy—and excites heaven.
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5. Avoid Things That Will Reduce Your Dance 😭
All through the year, you just watch out for Let's be real.
Some things will make you reach December with:
• Weak knees
• Heavy heart
• Limited testimony
Avoid:
• Unnecessary drama
• Spiritual laziness
• Pride that blocks correction
• Environments that drain faith
If you protect your walk, your dance will protect itself.
6. Keep a Gratitude Journal
Count your blessings and name them one by one. If you count them, it will help you calculate your dance and build momentum for the fat portion of dance you're forseeing in December.
Conclusion
If you have:
• Walked with God
• Obeyed His instructions
• Worked diligently
• Repented quickly when you fell
• Trusted Him genuinely
Then when the music starts on 31st December, 2026, you won't need motivation. Your body will remember the year for you and you will release everything. At that point, your dance will say: "God, You carried me, and now I respond."
Crossover dancing is not about noise.
It is about evidence. So today, while the year 2026 is still young, please, make a decision:
"I will live in a way that gives my legs something to thank God for in December."
Because when the year has been honest,
the dance will be effortless.
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