Just Kids

In the Bible, we find accounts of many people who followed God courageously when they were young. In a situation of corrupt spiritual leadership, “Samuel ministered before the Lord, even as a child” (1 Sam. 2:18). David faced the giant Goliath in spite of being told, “You are not able to go against this Philistine . . . for you are a youth” (17:33). Mary, the mother of Jesus, was most likely very young when she was told she would bear the Son of God. She responded to the angel’s announcement by saying, “Let it be to me according to your word” (Luke 1:38). Paul told the young pastor Timothy, “Let no one despise your youth, but be an example to the believers” (1 Tim. 4:12).

God values each one in His family. In His strength, the young can be bold in their faith, while those who are older can encourage those who are “just kids.”

O Lord of all the upward road,
Keep strong our youth, we pray;
May age and youth together seek
To follow in Thy way. —Niedermeyer

Encouraging the young should never become old.

As part of the family and young, we should follow God's word as young as we are because in His commandments we can be matured.

Kids now these days were very vaguely about knowing Jesus more. they know Jesus because of its name only. but there was no faith. Our generation today is very different from the good and old times. The world ate them up. And i cant deny that I am one of them. It is hard to be in the world but we have the WORD to defend and protect our lives as young individuals. Do not let the WORLD swallow you. Let yourself swallow the WORD.