X-Stream has been going for 9 years as a monthy youth event and has taken on tons of different forms. The question is 'what form is God wanting now?'
Does it have to be a monthy youth event?
Does is have to be lead by young people?
Does it have to be a event?
Does it have to be called X-Stream?
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This blog is created for youth leaders across the Highlands & Islands of Scotland to get creative, the future of X-Stream. So let's bat some ideas around and see what God might be saying to us and what he is calling X-Stream to be across the Highlands & Islands.
Who we are?
- Dave Saunders
- Inverness, Highlands, United Kingdom
- i work for Inverness Methodist church and YFC with the challenge to build a relevant church for what i believe is a uncontianable generation.
1 comment:
Different forms, oh my! just like Satan appearing as an angel of light. Many forms.
And yet Jesus is the same yesterday, today and forever. Not changing or evolving, just the same.
He has not changed the way He convicts people of their sin, nor has He changed His way of saving a sinner.
He does not require a gimmick to save. He doesn't entertain or compromise. He is the same today as He was then.
Requiring holiness and obedience. The word of God says that it is the job of a parent to teach their children. Not the job of a child.
But then if you were scriptural you wouldn't have "your" little ministry.
I would say does x-stream have to be at all?
But then I hear you cry, well what about the youth?
Whast about them.
Jesus didn't come to save the youth any more than He came to save the old.
No He came to save that which was lost.
The repentant sinner.
Not a black man nor a white man. Neither the Jews (plural) nor the gentiles.
He not saving the Baptists nor the methodists;
Nor the catholics or any other group of people.
No! He's coming to save the few. The lost.
The repentant sinner.
That's what HE said.
So by your practices you are against what He said.
you need to repent, and turn away from your sin.
Jesus is coming soon,
Maranatha.
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