If you’re going to communicate to today’s teens – really communicate – you have to have a fearless theology.
A MESSAGE TO INSPIRE & CHALLENGE YOUR CHURCH KIDS
“You walk into the average church on a Sunday morning. You sing the songs. You go through the motions. But let me ask you: ‘Is this all there really is? Is this all Jesus had in mind? Is this what Jesus really gave His life for?’”
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Normal seems to be the mundane, the routine – it seems to mean “Don’t expect anything out of the ordinary, because normal means average and ordinary.”
Well try telling that to Jesus. He is the epitome of a life lived to the fullest. He is the single most intriguing person who’s ever walked the planet. Christians and non-Christians alike are compelled by the life that He lived. And 2000 years later Jesus still inspires and still strikes up conversations and controversy.
Would you have said that Jesus’ life was normal. Some might say no, it’s not normal. It really depends on who’s saying normal.
What Jesus was really doing is He was modeling this extreme life that He meant for us.
Paul, a former passive church kid himself, helps ignite a discontent with the status quo and passion to risk all for the sake of the Kingdom of God.
A MESSAGE FOR THE HURTING
We live in a broken world, and the effects of a broken world are hurting people. Too often the Church doesn’t have much more than cliches’ in face of uncertainty, injustice, and pain.
God has given Paul a unique voice and a language for the hurting and broken. Sharing his life of multiple tragedies and God’s grace, Paul uncovers the powerful truth of a God who is not distant and uncaring, One who will rescue and heal while empowering to live an overcoming life.
AND A MESSAGE FOR THE “NON” & “UN”
Paul’s radical messages about the transforming power of God’s love helped grow the EPIC student ministry of Orlando from 40 cradle Christians to hundreds of world changers – 80% of those being previously unchurched.
WHAT ABOUT PAUL’S EXPERIENCE?
Paul has spoken…
• Over 500 times in the past 5 years
• to Public school assemblies
• to Jr. High & High School audiences
• to ethnically diverse crowds
• to church kids
• to audiences of multiple denominations
• to kids who’ve never seen the inside of a church
