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KYCK 2010 Reflections

April 29, 2010 in Bible, Kids/Youth with 1 Comment

KYCK Week 3So last weekend I went on KYCK with the youth group at Willoughby. Twas a great weekend for all, and somewhere around 100 teenagers committed their lives to Christ over the weekend! Partay in heaven! Here are some reflections from each other the talks (which were on Ecclesiastes), also, check out Nathan Lee’s reflections from the weekend, he’s a smart dude.

Talk 1: I’m a creature, not the creator. Life is but a breath and I need to stop, remember God and bring him glory.

Talk 2: Thank God for the gifts that he has given us. Stop and do that now.

Talk 3: Enjoy the season that you are in, and thank God for those moments that he gives you.

Talk 4: Our God is good, and his grace is enough! Jesus will fix the world.

Talk 5: Stop making excuses. Stop putting it off. Trust Jesus. Have a go. Serve God.

Talk 6: Remember your creator in the days of your youth. (How good was the end of the talk, where he just walked out!)

These have mostly come from my Twitter stream, just incase you thought you had seen them before.

A great weekend overall, and it was great to see God working.

KYCK This Weekend

April 23, 2010 in Kids/Youth with 2 Comments

This weekend is the final weekend of KYCK, and I’m going with a bunch of youth to Katoomba for the weekend to hear some talks on Ecclesiastes. I’m really looking forward to the weekend, it’ll be sweet!

KYCK 2010 Banner

I’m going to be Tweeting throughout the weekend and might even put up a blog post from my phone, but we’ll see how we go. If you want to follow my Tweets then you can here. Also, if you want to see all of the Tweets from KYCK, then go to this post by Dave Miers to see a list of all Tweets coming from KYCK.

Below is the advertising video for KYCK this year, and below that is a video I made reviewing KYCK from our youth group a few years ago.

KYCK is always a great weekend when thousands of young people are challenged by the gospel, the Christian message. Please join us in prayer, and if you haven’t been challenged yet, then read this.

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