Right Side Up

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The Matthew 25 Challenge is a week-long discipleship experience that invites families and individuals out of their comfort zones through daily sacrificial challenges - bringing to life Jesus’ call in Matthew 25. Through daily sacrificial challenges, your church will engage in God’s love for “the least of these brothers and sisters” of ours.

You might have missed the Matthew 25 Challenge week hosted by Danielle Strickland that you heard about on the Right Side Up podcast, but it’s not too late to participate. The Matthew 25 Challenge is amazing when done in community, and you can bring this experience to your whole church!

For one week, your church will focus on one passage in Matthew 25. They’ll receive text messages throughout the week, including a daily challenge, impactful stories of children around the world, prayer and discussion points for families, and engaging videos and family activities too! It will open your eyes to the realities many people living in poverty face every day—and encourage them to respond with the love of Jesus.

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Matthew 25 Text Sneak Peek

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For one week, your church will focus on a passage from Matthew 25. Each day, your congregant will receive text messages with a daily challenge, stories of children around the world, and prayer and discussion points.

BONUS! You can go deeper with resources for your church like sermon videos for church services, family activity guide to engage young people and social media and promotional tools to invite your community to take the challenge.

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More about the Matthew 25 Challenge

The Matthew 25 Challenge is a week-long experience inviting individuals and families to step out of their comfort zones through daily sacrificial challenges, bringing to life Jesus’ call in Matthew 25. During the week, participants receive text messages or emails with a daily challenge, stories of children around the world, and family discussion and prayer points.

Matthew 25 Challenge weeks happen year round! A World Vision church advisor will work with you on scheduling your church’s event.

These daily challenges help open our eyes to the realities that many children and communities around the world face. Challenges are family-friendly and include activities like giving up your bed and sleeping on the floor like many refugees do around the world, skipping a meal like hungry children do every day, and only drinking water for one day as you learn about the global water crisis.

Right Side Up Podcast

Join Danielle Strickland as she walks through the Beatitudes of Jesus. On each episode, Danielle will host some of her favorite Christian leaders. But in this Right Side Up season, they’ll be taking on a posture of humility and curiosity as they turn to faithful leaders in places like Lebanon, Honduras, India and Rwanda, learning what it means to be truly blessed.

It’s time to learn from the Kingdom experts! To help us understand what it means to be blessed, and live right side up in the Kingdom of God.

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About World Vision

We are a Christian organization working to help communities lift themselves out of poverty. For real. For good.

Going to the ends. Where no one else goes.

Because Jesus is alive in the hardest places  it is to be a child.

Dangerously soft-hearted.

We partner with children, families, and their communities to reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty and injustice. 

Empowering people out of poverty.

For real. For good. Since 1950.

Jesus’ love at the center. Always.

We’re Christian – as in we follow Jesus’ example to show unconditional love to the poor and oppressed. Serving every child we can – of any faith or none.