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Today, a lot of people say they believe there is a God. But many of them proclaim that salvation comes through endless meditation, striving to fulfill requirements, blindly following self-proclaimed messiahs, or doing dangerous rituals that promise power.

Teens are bombarded with self-help ideologies, climb-the-ladder philosophies, and a "there's no place for misfits" mentality. The produce-... More

Today, a lot of people say they believe there is a God. But many of them proclaim that salvation comes through endless meditation, striving to fulfill requirements, blindly following self-proclaimed messiahs, or doing dangerous rituals that promise power.

Teens are bombarded with self-help ideologies, climb-the-ladder philosophies, and a "there's no place for misfits" mentality. The produce-or-else mode can easily infiltrate Christianity to the point that people who know they are saved by grace feel that it's totally up to them to make a success of their Christianity.

The fact is, Lorraine Peterson tells teens, that God has grace for:

overcoming temptations.

transforming traumas.

changing our circumstances.

Grace includes all God's goodness and a never-ending supply that offers you:

forgiveness.

eternal life.

the sense of God's favor.

total acceptance.

God's blessing and strength for every situation.

Don't pay a terrible price for ignorance. The all-powerful and loving God is always ready to help you!

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