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You Were Made to Make a Difference

An Interactive Teen Devotional to Finding Your Calling and Enacting Change

  • Children & Youth
  • Bible Studies & Devotionals
  • Publisher: Tommy Nelson (Thomas Nelson)
  • Published: 2010

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Publisher's Description

Can God really use a teen for His Kingdom? You Were Made to Make a Difference shows how every teen has the power to effect change in their community and the world through small steps of faithfulness and acts of service. Adapted from the encouraging devotional for adults, Outlive Your Life, this much-needed book for teens explores how faith and community interact, how youth can be a part of social activism through their faith, and how God made each of us to be a light in the world. Featuring practical tips to make a significant change in one’s community along with real-life stories from those who have already done just that, You Were Made to Make a Difference shows how tweens and teens can deepen their faith and see how God can use them. Max Lucado and Jenna Lucado Bishop crafted this devotional for tweens and teens and offer facts about the world in need and how a little service or volunteering goes a long way; encouragement that God has a plan for you and can use you where you are; graphics about what makes each of us uniquely individual and wonderfully human; and interactive elements such as journaling prompts, reflection questions, and space to write service goals for your community. Give your child the gift of knowing who they are in God and how to start an outreach project in their neighborhood. This teen devotional is perfect for families who want their children to feel secure in their faith; a present to commemorate a decision of faith, baptism, or confirmation; and a gift for an Easter basket, Christmas present, or other religious holiday. Teens will learn that their role in life is bigger than themselves, and that they’re not too young to make a difference for God.


Endorsements (27)

“Max Lucado is a living example of someone who most definitely will outlive his life because he has his eye on what people ultimately need: the Savior. Legacy—outliving your life—making your life count . . . there is no one more qualified to write about these things than Max Lucado.”

Dino Rizzo

“Max Lucado takes readers on a journey of generosity, justice, and caring. He challenges us to see the full gospel of Jesus at work in the lives of those who have and those who don’t. Outlive Your Life is rich with stories of people whose love for their neighbors is only matched by their love for God. Max, you are right: we were made to make a difference.”

Dave Toycen

“One of my favorite communicators and one of my favorite topics. I love Max Lucado and was riveted, inspired, and blown away by Outlive Your Life. He makes the things we believe to be impossible not only doable . . . but compelling.”

Mary Graham

“No one is better qualified to creatively inspire us to make a difference than Max Lucado. His call for a resurgence of compassion and service is compelling. For your legacy’s sake I encourage you to read this book.”

Dave Wells

“Max Lucado has passionately discipled a generation in how to live out our faith. In Outlive Your Life he teaches us to live compassionately in our hurting world and reveals why God deliberately chooses ordinary people like you and me to carry out His mandate.”

Dr. Wess Stafford

“With Outlive Your Life Max Lucado continues to add to his already amazing legacy. Once again Max helps reveal the heart of God in such an impactful way. You will be challenged and motivated.”

TobyMac

“Tens of millions have discovered Max Lucado, and God has used his books to touch deeply people of many tribes, nations, and languages. I celebrate Max’s twenty-five years of published writing and am pleased to recommend—wholeheartedly and enthusiastically—both Max Lucado and his books!”

Randy Alcorn

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