Word Alive Youth: Wednesday Night in Youth Feb 1st

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In our small groups we are experiencing intimate times of fellowship, while discussing relevant topics for today’s contemporary teens. Our time together is not only impacting our small group but our teens and pre-teens are reaching the community, especially their peers within their sphere of influence. (We break into small groups by gender and grades.) We recently started teaching on the same message that's in our adult services, it has been awesome! If you are in this age group SPREAD THE WORD! This group of teen-agers and pre-teens is in full pursuit of the plans and purposes of God and we want everyone to experience life more abundantly while living in the grace and mercy our Great Creator, our heavenly Father, Almighty God, designed us to live and function in. See you there! SEARCH THE RIGHT SIDE OF THIS BLOG TO SEE WHAT'S GOING ON IN THE WEEKS TO COME FOR WEDNESDAYS AND SUNDAYS IN OUR STUDENT MINISTRY!

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Wednesday Night in Youth Feb 1st - PERSPECTIVE

We end our Lost In Translation series with a little Perspective. We've decided as our group discussion we will disect a few songs that the kids have shared that they listen to when they are Happy...Sad....and Mad...

While secular music is not a "sin" to listen to...it may need a little perspective. When you are at a vulnerable time, such as being sad or even mad...we may need to choose what influence we put into our spirit...a lot of times we aren't even clear about a song's meaning, we just like the beat...

So we're saying, secular music isn't bad, but it can be a bad influence when you are in a vulnerable state of mind...and we're putting a little perspective on some of our favorite song's lyrics.

We can always use a little perspective! Take for instance when you look at this stereogram really close you see the picture with in it...but when you stare from a bird's eye view, you get another picture...Can you see the guitar inside this stereogram? (get really close to the screen, let your eyes relax and then slowly back up...)