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Karl and Crew MorningsSummer is traditionally a time for relaxation, family vacations, and enjoying the outdoors. This summer, we invite you to join us on this page regularly as we share valuable Moody Radio resources to help you learn, grow, and explore. Be sure to check back often for resources that will not only deepen your walk with Jesus but also enhance your summer experience. And keep an eye out for some exciting giveaways along the way!
"Let no one seek his own good, but the good of his neighbor.”
1 Corinthians 10:24
Jesus so lovingly invites us into living a life of purpose, for a purpose. Embrace the vibrant spirit of community this summer in this inspiration for you to bring your neighborhood together in a celebration of togetherness and fun! From block parties to outdoor movie nights, farmer's markets to local art exhibits, what does it look like for you to create lasting memories and strengthen the bonds that make your neighborhood truly special? We’re kicking off the summer with a whole lot of neighborly love!
"I appeal to you therefore, brothers, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God, which is your spiritual worship."
Romans 12:1
While summer often encourages us to disconnect, embracing a deeper connection with Jesus opens the door to true freedom and the opportunity to engage more deeply, especially in worship. Is worship merely a slow song sung in quiet reverence, or does it encompass something far greater?
8. Scripture: Read or memorize scripture aloud
9. Nature: Take a walk in a park or neighborhood and admire nature's wonders
10. Journal: Keep a faith journal
11. Silence: Set aside a day to try to remain still
12. Creative expression: Find God in everyday moments, like a sunset or butterfly, and praise God for creation's beauty.
13. Serve: Pray for neighbors or coworkers who don't know Jesus, or pray for a neighborhood during a prayer walk
14. Prayer: Pray through a psalm or pray for others
"Do not be overcome by evil but overcome evil with good."
Romans 12:21
Some of us have finished school, some are still wrapping up school, and some of us don’t even remember what school was like. As we begin the summer, let’s be honest, we are living in crazy times, we want to align our hearts more with the word of God than with the world. That said, we are excited to share with you resources to navigate that this week!
15. Pay for a coffee (or fast-food order) behind you.
16. Leave some quarters at a laundry mat.
17. Give a compliment or two. Or three.
18. Share a smile. Free and easy!l
19. Consider baking a meal for a neighbor or friend.
20. Volunteer at a food pantry or non-for-profit.
21. Lead the way by picking up trash in your neighborhood.
"How much better to get wisdom than gold! To get understanding is to be chosen rather than silver."
Proverbs 16:16
Seeking Biblical wisdom is crucial for navigating life with clarity, integrity, and purpose. Rooted in timeless truths and divine guidance, it offers invaluable insights for making decisions, handling challenges, and fostering meaningful relationships. By turning to the Bible for wisdom, individuals gain a solid foundation that empowers them to live with discernment, humility, and compassion. In a world filled with uncertainty and complexity, the wisdom found in Scripture serves as a guiding light, illuminating the path towards spiritual growth, personal fulfillment, and a deeper connection with God.
22. Hiking: Get outside, exercise, and learn critical thinking skills and how to read a map.
23. Learn a language: Set a goal to be able to converse with a native speaker.
24. Volunteer: Gain new skills and knowledge that can be applied to real-life situations
25. Take a cooking class: Learn new recipes and stay deliciously busy.
26. Start a garden: learn new skills and lessons about nutrition.
27. Learn a musical instrument: Explore different instruments, enhance cognitive abilities, and foster creativity.
28. Visit a museum: Learn about people and places through interesting collections, talks, lectures, and drawing in the galleries.
"For in him all things were created: things in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or powers or rulers or authorities; all things have been created through him and for him. He is before all things, and in him all things hold together."
Colossians 1:16-17
At the heart of faith lies the profound truth of God's sovereignty—a reminder that He is not only all-powerful but also intimately involved in our lives. Despite our struggles and uncertainties, His desire to help us remains unwavering. With boundless love and compassion, He stands ready to guide, comfort, and empower us through every challenge and triumph. Trusting in His sovereignty, we find strength in knowing that we are never alone, for His hand is always there to lead us forward on the journey of faith.
29. Do a declutter challenge!
30. Host a yard sale and donate the money.
31. Plant some new plants. Indoor or outdoor – your choice!
32. Plan to surprise a Loved one with “Christmas in July!”
33. Rearrange your house or repaint a wall at least.
34. Write a letter, yes, an actual letter to a friend or family member!
35. Go for a long walk, as long of a walk you can take.
"Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights, with whom there is no variation or shadow due to change.”"
James 1:17
This week, we are looking at a wealth of information tailored to support you in your journey through leadership, marriage, and parenting. Whether you're seeking guidance to lead with wisdom, strengthen your marital bond, or navigate the joys and challenges of parenthood, our curated collection offers practical insights and timeless wisdom to help you thrive in every aspect of life. Dive in and discover the tools you need to cultivate strong relationships, nurture your family, and lead with purpose. Please, share and share alike!
36. Try 24 hours of no screens, or minimal electronic influence.
37. Tie-die shirts with your family, or kids in your neighborhood.
38. Go see and support a community local play.
39. Grow a specific herb garden for your kitchen with your family.
40. Make a meal from scratch (preferably, something from your herb garden!)
41. Listen to some new music.
42. Camp in your backyard, or inside with the windows open!
"Beloved, I pray that in every way you may prosper and enjoy good health, as your soul also prospers.”
3 John 1:2
We have reached the halfway point of our 90.1 Days of Summer. We hope these resources have been a blessing to you. Many people find themselves more active during the summer despite the ice cream truck and barbecues! Here are some fantastic ideas to enhance your summer, no matter where you are.
43. When you wake up, drink a glass of water and say, “Thank You, God, for a new day!”
44. Do something bold this week! You decide what that means for you.
45. Go for a walk around your neighborhood.
46. Try a few simple stretches if you are able, and carefully, please!
47. Take a little hike in the nearest forest preserve.
48. Thank God for the breath in your lungs.
49. Count as many stars as you can before going to bed.
"But grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To him be the glory both now and to the day of eternity. Amen.”
2 Peter 3:18
We hope these resources have been a blessing to you! Many people like to garden in summer. Whether it’s a flower or vegetable garden, there are many vital components necessary for growth. Our spiritual lives are so similar. This week we are focusing on articles and resources to help you in your personal growth.
50. Water and tend a fresh herb garden.
51. Do something bold this week! You decide what that means for you.
52. Memorize this week’s Scripture verse.
53. When you wake up this week, start your day with prayer and 10 minutes of stretching!
54. Write a handwritten note to an old friend.
55. Take a nap in a hammock.
56. Notice the stars in the sky.
"For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.”
2 Timothy 1:7
During times of change, challenges, and uncertainty, we can turn to our Sovereign Lord and King to help overcome fear. Share these resources with your family, friends, and congregation.
57. Find and support a local lemonade stand.
58. Visit a local museum.
59. Go see a community play.
60. Stop and purchase something from an ice cream truck.
61. Find a nice park bench and just sit—as long as you’d like.
62. Find a new library and skim through a new book..
63. Stop! And smell some flowers. Bonus: Give some flowers to someone else!
"Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding.”
Proverbs 4:7
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64. When was the last time you drank from a garden hose?
65. Write a note of encouragement to someone who has impacted your life.
66. Do you have a fun story to tell? Please email wmbipromo@moody.edu and share it!
67. Visit a new farmer’s market.
68. Share a favorite summer song with a friend.
69. Intentionally pause and thank God for something specific He has done in your life!
70. Try to say a friendly “hello” to at least three people today.
"For I am about to do something new. See, I have already begun! Do you not see it? I will make a pathway through the wilderness. I will create rivers in the dry wasteland.”
Isaiah 43:19
During times of change, challenges, and uncertainty, we can grow in new ways with the help of our Lord Jesus Christ. Explore these helpful resources to support your growth in various aspects of your Christian walk during these times!
71. Make a paper airplane and see how far it will fly.
72. Go to an animal shelter and pet some dogs.
73. See a cool building or unique landmark? Take a picture!
74. Ask to borrow something small and simple from a neighbor; it opens up conversations!
75. Send a funny card to a friend, but don’t write anything in it!
76. Go for a nice leisurely drive!
77. Find someone with a telescope (unless you have one) and do some serious stargazing.
"He has saved us and called us to a holy life—not because of anything we have done but because of his own purpose and grace”
2 Timothy 1:10
The Bible tells us that God has called us into fellowship with his Son, Jesus Christ.... Our primary calling is not tied to our economic, social, or vocational status.... God values us for who we are, not for what we can produce or achieve within work. God's call to us is an eternal one that encompasses and transcends our temporal activities.
78. Make plans to volunteer somewhere.
79. Call a church (not yours) and offer to pray for the pastor.
80. Memorize this week’s Scripture verse.
81. Watermelon is best in the summer.
82. Make a list of the major things that remind you of summer so you can read it in January.
83. Get some vitamin D from our friend Mr. Sun.
84. If you never have before, consider calling in to Moody Radio.
"Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things.”
Colossians 3:2
Did you know that the single most effective thing you can do to accelerate and deepen your growth is to reflect on the meaning of Scripture in your life? If CrossFit is the premier high-impact method for strengthening and conditioning your body, spending time in the Bible and reflection is hands down the highest impact personal spiritual practice!
85. Share your testimony with someone.
86. Pay it forward to someone this week.
87. Memorize this week’s Scripture verse.
88. Listen to Lofi music and journal with the Lord.
89. Write a handwritten note to an old friend.
90. Take a nap in a hammock.Take a nap in a hammock.
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