World Changers- younger generation!

If there is one thing I pray for often for our teens in youth group is that they would be "world changers for Christ." The next generation is rising up and going to be powerful for God! I know the world tries to change all of our thinking but the Word of God is more powerful!

Watching the Olympics has me really thinking about how powerful the younger generations are! Looking at the ages of these medal winners I am thrilled that many of them are teenagers. So if I combine my thoughts on how powerful the next generation really is, they are proving it in the Olympics so I pray that more and more kids and teens would step out in their faith with the power of the Holy Spirit!

Anyone agree with me?

Hebrews 11:1

Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see.

Comments

Unknown said…

It is amazing to see the younger contestants. It takes so much dedication and spirit to make it to the Olympics. I hope they continue down the right path.

August 5, 2012 at 1:19 PM

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