Do Hard Things: A Teenage Rebellion Against Low Expectations | Alex Harris, Brett Harris | Great Read for everybody
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Do Hard Things: A Teenage Rebellion Against Low Expectations
Alex Harris
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Brett Harris
Multnomah Books
, 2008 - 256 pages
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highly recommended
do hard things
this book is a must read for every christian teen around the world. if you have a teen or are a teen who wants to actually use your teen years for something worthwhile, not just a goof off vacation from life, this is the book to read! the have other great resources on their website: the rebelution!
Great Read for everybody
I picked up this book at my cousins house while I was visiting PA. It belonged to her young son (17 yrs). I could not put it down. When he ask if he could read "his" book I felt guilty and ordered my own. I plan on sharing it with every teen I know.
This is a great book for all teen leaders to read and share. It is very inspiring, even for retired folks like me.
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dizzydax
I loved this book! These two incredible teen authors break the mold of the "typical
teenage
r" and share their wonderful advice to other teens on how to prove the "lazy teenager" stereotype wrong.
A MUST READ FOR ALL TEENS (AND SOME ADULTS TOO!)
Easy to Read
What a terrific book! Although it's written for teens, I found the information quite inspirational for even old people like me!
I plan to give it to my
teenage
grandson; he'll love it! Every teenager on your gift list should have a copy of this easy to read book.
Do Hard Things--Buy This Book and Live It
There is much in this book to like. The writing style is very fluid and catchy. It is a very easy read but also one that has the ability to stir up your heart. The first part of the book, at least in my opinion, shines the brightest. The second and third section are necessary to help us see what The Rebelution looks like but I was sold on the first part. The Myth of Adolescence and A Better Way are two really great chapters. These teens know their culture and are impacting it in a profound way.
As a youth pastor I made an effort to get this book in the hands of every one of our
teenage
rs. We went through this book in our Sunday School meetings and most of the students liked it, and some were excited about joining The Rebelution. This book, or at least all of the principles behind it, needs to catch on in our churches and within our youth culture.
What I Disliked:
This book will not solve all of the problems within teen culture nor is it meant to. However, there does seem to be something that is missing with this book. It pains me to say it because I expected the exact opposite, but the thing that seemed to missing was a Christ-centered, gospel-centered, appeal to rebel
against
low
expectations
. By no means is the gospel left out. The Harris brothers are always quick to point to God and many of their stories include the living out of the gospel. But there is a sense in which the gospel seems to take a back seat to social change. Would they consider someone a Rebelutionary that started a grass roots political campaign but never came to know and share in the glory of Christ? It is clear that their intent is to "do
hard
things
for the glory of God" but does that really happen when unbelievers are merely creating social change?
Should You Buy It?
If you are an old codger that disdains and is bothered by the plight of youth culture then you need to read this book to see why teens are the way they are and what you can do about it. If you are a blissfully ignorant teenager then you need to read this book. If you work with teenagers and are beating your head against the wall this might be a good book for you. Simply put, if you have ever seen a teenager then this might be a good read for you. In my opinion this book is a seed of something really great. Be a part of it, buy the book.
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