On Sunday, April 6th, we'll begin a conversation called "Identity Crisis" which will challenge us to examine the hardest part about being a teenager, and if God has anything to say to these struggles.
As always--we want your input BEFORE the conversation begins.
WHAT'S THE HARDEST THING ABOUT BEING A TEENAGER? (you can post anonymously--see below)
Also-feel free to respond to each other--but make sure you respect others, even when you disagree or can't relate.
More later...
Pastor Bill
D-Retreat 2007
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Finding people who understand me.
trying to keep happy amidst a sea of negative influence
I think peer pressure plays a huge role in teenagers lives. It is so hard to be yourself when everyone else is telling you who you should be.
Currently, I hate having to deal with other teenagers. Some of them just never seem to take anything seriously. They just think everything is one big joke, and it's not.
-awkward relationships
-trying to figure out how you feel about someone while trying to figure out how he/she feels about you
trying to figure out where i belong in this world. who really cares and who is just being fake. i know that i will always have a place in God's kingdom, its too bad that his children, other human beings, dont always make me feel that way.
I guess this kind of goes along with awkward relationships:
-liking someone but not sure if you can because parents don't want you dating a guy in a different grade and are they overprotective
-never really been in a real relationship so you don't know what to do when someone likes you, and you like them too.
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