Tag: Teenagers

Poster for “Search for the King”

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I’m so excited to share this with you. After working with my illustrator for two months, the poster for my pilot is finally done.  Isn’t it beautiful?  Hopefully, this will become a TV series.  Think Highway to Heaven.

000-PILOT POSTER-MEDIUM

DID YOU CATCH THE PLOT? After a riot, two first-century nerds with a list of qualifications set out to find the God-King and are beaten and robbed, get lost, and attacked by snakes. When they finally find him they are shocked.

TARGET: Teen and young adult “Nones” who have no religious affiliation and think Jesus cannot make their every-day life better. They are curious about him, but are not likely to watch an overtly religious show. 60% of the “Nones” are 18-29-year-olds. 56% of young “Nones” are males. These episodes are designed to meet them where they are.

Website for the series is here. Check it out. https://comeflywithme-tv.com/

If you’re interested in the progress, why don’t you come on over to our fb page?  https://www.facebook.com/groups/COMEFLYSWITHME/

COME FLY WITH ME is the name of the series hopefully this will be the beginning of.

 

Scripture for Saturday, December 10 (12/10)

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The scripture for today, December 10, is Job 12:10 as found in the Old Testament of the Bible:

0-BOOK 5-FLOOD GATES-Cover-Print“Is not wisdom found among the aged? Does not long life bring understanding?”

Let’s talk a moment about teenagers. Many adults joke that their teen is 16 going on 60. In other words, they think they know it all, even more than their parents. Let’s look at the situation this way. They may have bodies that have grown to that of an adult. But minds grow much slower, and they must give their minds a chance to catch up!

As adults, it is our responsibility to help their minds catch up. Know enough about the Bible that you can apply scriptures to their activities and interests and friends. You may wish to make a list of your teenager’s activities, interests, and friends, and then list a scripture next to each. Proverbs is an excellent book to start with. Then when the occasion arises, be ready (even if you have to sneak into the other room a minute to consult your list) to instill some wisdom.

This way, it is not you speaking, but God speaking. God said, “My word will not return to me void” (Isaiah 55:11). And God is older and wiser than all of us.

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