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Encouraging Positive Antisocial Behaviour
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We live in a culture that so often sees young people as out of control yobs who are disguising themselves with hoodies and losing themselves in a thousand and one self destructive ways. Even young people themselves can find it so hard to look beyond the stereotypes of their own social scene and see their own potential for greatness.
Maybe it is time for a bit of positive anti social behaviour. Maybe we need a new generation who will not just hang out on the streets but transform them for the better. Maybe we need a new generation that breaks out of the status quo, one who kicks out hatred, smacks down injustice and rebels against mediocrity.
Maybe we need a new generation who do not follow after the latest fashion, celebrity or pointless trend but are committed to following the rebel Jesus.
Maybe we need the empowered generation.
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Maybe it is time for a bit of positive anti social behaviour. Maybe we need a new generation who will not just hang out on the streets but transform them for the better. Maybe we need a new generation that breaks out of the status quo, one who kicks out hatred, smacks down injustice and rebels against mediocrity.
Maybe we need a new generation who do not follow after the latest fashion, celebrity or pointless trend but are committed to following the rebel Jesus.
Maybe we need the empowered generation.
PLEASE FEEL FREE TO COMMENT ON ANY POST BY CLICKING ON THE COMMENT LINK BELOW EACH ARTICLE
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This is GREAT Dave; loved listening to it with you :)
ReplyDeleteThis is great! Very simple, real and helpful! :)
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