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Summer is more than a break from school. It is an opportunity to grow closer to God and discover who He created you to be. Over the next 90 days, we will walk through simple faith challenges that will help you build habits of prayer, worship, gratitude, service, and trust. Do not just survive this summer. Let God transform you this summer.
Simple daily challenges to help you grow closer to Jesus all summer long.
Grow in your Faith this summer
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Today's Challenge
“Let no one despise you for your Youth, but set the believers an example.” 1 Timothy 4:12.
Someone younger is watching the way you live, whether you realize it or not. Take a moment today to encourage a younger sibling, cousin, neighbor, or child at church. Small words of kindness can leave a lifelong impact. #impact
God has equipped every believer differently. Take time today to write down the gifts, talents, and passions He has given you, then ask how you can use them to serve others instead of yourself.
“As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another.” 1 Peter 4:10.
God did not create you by accident. He has given you unique gifts, opportunities, and purpose to glorify Him. Read Ephesians 2:10 today and remember that your identity is found in Christ, not in what the world says about you.
It is easy to make plans for your future, but have you invited God into them? Spend a few minutes today asking Him to shape your desires so they align with His will. Trust that His plans are always better than your own.
“Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established.” Proverbs 16:3.
“Give thanks in all circumstances.” 1 Thessalonians 5:18.
Some of God’s greatest work happens through the seasons we would never choose for ourselves. Think about a difficult time that taught you something valuable about God’s faithfulness and thank Him for walking with you through it. Even hardship can become part of His purpose.
What would happen if you spent thirty minutes with your Bible instead of your feed? Put your phone away for a while today and make room to hear from God without constant distractions. Sometimes the loudest thing in our lives is not our schedule but our screens.
“Be still, and know that I am God.” Psalm 46:10.
David did not defeat Goliath because he was fearless. He trusted that God was greater than the giant standing in front of him. Whatever challenge you are facing today, remember that your confidence belongs in the Lord.
Read 1 Samuel 17 and be encouraged.
Growth is easier to recognize when you take time to reflect. Write down what God has been teaching you lately, the prayers He has answered, or the questions you are still bringing before Him. One day you will look back and see how faithful He has been. “I will remember the deeds of the Lord.” Psalm 77:11.
“He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will abide in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say to the Lord, “My refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust.”
Psalm 91:1-2 ESV
There are seasons when life feels uncertain, but God’s character never changes. Read Psalm 91 slowly today and let it remind you that your security is found in Him, not in your circumstances. He is our refuge and fortress
Prayer does not have to be complicated.
Spend fifteen uninterrupted minutes talking to God about what is on your heart, thanking Him for His goodness, and praying for others. Time with God is never wasted.
“Continue steadfastly in prayer.” Colossians 4:2.
Wisdom is not something you stumble upon. It is something you seek. Spend a few minutes reading one chapter of Proverbs today and look for one truth you can apply before the day is over.
“The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.” Proverbs 9:10.
Matthew 5 challenges us to live differently from the world around us. As you read today, ask yourself which part of Jesus’ teaching stretches you the most and pray that God would help you live it out. Scripture is meant to transform us, not simply inform us.
Your words have the power to build someone up or tear them down.
“Gracious words are like a honeycomb, sweetness to the soul.” Proverbs 16:24.
Look for something sincere to encourage in another person today. Genuine encouragement costs nothing, but it can leave a lasting impact
“Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord.” Colossians 3:23.
Faith begins at home. Before looking for ways to impact the world, look for ways to SERVE your family. Wash the dishes, tidy your room, or help with dinner without expecting recognition. Small acts of obedience honor God.
He sees your heart through it all.
Praying for someone who has hurt you is never easy, but it is one of the most FREEING things you can do. It does not excuse what happened, but it places the situation in God’s hands instead of carrying bitterness yourself. Ask God to soften your heart today.
“Pray for those who mistreat you.” Luke 6:28.
Serving does not always require a mission trip or a big event. It can be as simple as helping a neighbor, volunteering at church, or offering your time to someone who needs it. Every act of service points people to Christ. “Serve one another humbly in love.” Galatians 5:13.
Kindness is often found in the smallest moments. Holding a door, offering a smile, or letting someone go first may seem insignificant, but these simple acts reflect the heart of Christ. Look for opportunities today to put others before yourself. “Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves.” Philippians 2:3.
One kind message can change someone’s entire day. You never know who is quietly carrying a burden, so take a minute to text a friend, encourage a teammate, or remind someone that they are loved. God often uses ordinary words to accomplish extraordinary things. “Therefore encourage one another and build one another up.” 1 Thessalonians 5:11.
God is often working in ways we overlook. Reflect on the past week and write down one specific way you saw His faithfulness, provision, guidance,
or kindness.
A gratitude journal helps you recognize God’s goodness in everyday moments. Write down three things you are thankful for
before bed tonight.
Today we celebrate the freedoms we enjoy, but there is an even greater freedom worth remembering. Through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, those who trust in Him are set free from the power of sin and reconciled to God. Political freedom is a gift to be thankful for, but it cannot compare to the eternal freedom found in Christ. As you celebrate today with family and friends, take a moment to thank God for the greatest freedom of all.
Take your Bible to a park, your backyard, or somewhere peaceful and read Psalm 23 slowly. Let the words remind you that God is your Shepherd and Provider.
Families are not perfect, but God calls us to pray for those closest to us. Spend a few minutes praying for each member of your family by name today.
Put in your headphones, head outside, and spend thirty minutes listening to worship music. Let the lyrics redirect your focus from
yourself to God.
Prayer becomes more meaningful when you can look back and see God’s faithfulness. Write down three specific prayer requests today and revisit them later this summer.
Church is not just something to attend. It is where God strengthens His people through His Word, reminds us of the Gospel, and grows us alongside other believers. This week, bring a notebook and write down one truth that challenges or encourages you, then ask yourself how you can live it out before next Sunday.
“Let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together.” Hebrews 10:24 and 25.
Have you ever forgotten something you prayed for, only to realize months later that God had answered it? Writing your prayers down is a simple way to remember what you’ve entrusted to Him and to look back on His faithfulness. Today, write down three specific prayer requests and leave room to record how God answers them in His perfect timing. One day, those prayers may become powerful reminders that He was working even when you could not see it.
“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God.” Philippians 4:6.
Noise is everywhere. Music, notifications, videos, and conversations can make it difficult to hear God’s voice through His Word. Spend ten uninterrupted minutes in prayer and reflection today.
The Gospel of John reveals who Jesus is more clearly than almost any other book. Today read one chapter and look for something new you learn about Christ. Underline a verse that stands out to you. Scripture: John 20:31.
Before checking your phone, spend time with the One who created the day. Find a quiet place, watch the sunrise, and thank God for His faithfulness. Every sunrise is a reminder that His mercies are new every morning. Scripture: Lamentations 3:22-23.
Gratitude changes your perspective. Instead of focusing on what is missing, start noticing what God has already provided. Grab a notebook or use your phone and write down ten blessings from today. They do not have to be big. Scripture: “Give thanks in all circumstances.”
1 Thessalonians 5:18.
Day 1 starts with a reminder that your future is not an accident. God is not making things up as He goes. He knows every detail of your life and His plans are good, even when you cannot see them. Read Jeremiah 29:11 today and spend five minutes reflecting on where you need to trust God more.
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