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Ready for the weekend? We have two different endeavors for you. The first part will be difficult to track, but it may be one of your most eye-opening experiences so far. This weekend, pay attention to the people around you. This doesn’t mean being nosy or staring. It means being aware of signals that someone
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Today’s task involves remembering someone who has left your city for a designated amount of time and doing something nice for them. You have two options for today. The first option is to think of someone you know personally from your community who is serving in the military. If you don’t know anyone in the
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Today’s task has two parts. First, spend time praying for your country’s leaders. Whether or not you believe those in your country’s government are the best people for the job, they are the people whom God has chosen to lead your country right now, and they need His help. If you aren’t sure who most
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Today we’re challenging you to learn a bit about your community and what it has to offer. Below are some suggestions for starting points. Don’t feel obligated to look up everything, but choose a few to focus on. If your city council has a website, check it out. Learn about the members of your city
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Today’s primary goal is to help you grow in healthy, active church involvement. So: 1) If you are not yet plugged into a church, choose a church to attend over the upcoming weekend, and plan to go. 2) If you are already a member of a church or attend one church consistently, choose one other
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Think of a friend or family member who could use some encouragement, and make a plan to spend time with that person this weekend. What you do together is your choice; perhaps you’ll take a walk, get lunch or coffee, shoot hoops — you know your friend best. Just ensure you have the time and
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Forgive one person you are holding a grudge against. Maybe the person apologized to you already, and you refused to forgive them. Maybe you verbally forgave them but really haven’t let the situation go. Maybe you still have a bad attitude about something someone did to you or said about you. After some prayer, approach
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Think of two people from among your friends and siblings. It doesn’t matter if you know them well or if you have just met, but they should be people in whom you are willing to invest intentionally. Give each of them a call today and ask them two questions: 1) How can I pray for
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Today’s task is to write a letter or card of appreciation to one of your parents (or parental figures). Tell them how much they mean to you. Be specific. Don’t just thank them for always being there and providing for you. Thank them for helping you through a specific situation or for a certain piece
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To warm up, we’d like you to start thinking about friendship. Please read one of the following Boundless articles today (whichever one applies to you): “Men and Friendship” — “Friendship Among Women” Do you agree or disagree with what the author says? How does it connect to your own experiences with friendship? Did you run