Problematic Bieber

As a youth worker, I was delighted to gain insight via twitter this morning regarding problems that face young people today.

One might have thought that this consisted of things such as annoying teachers, day long relationships or lack of spots, but no, apparently, the biggest teenage problem is not being noticed by Justin Bieber.

Youth workers and Councillors across the country are now holding training days and conferences to deal with this epidemic! How can we help Bieber to recognise his fans?

Now, like him or hate him, you can’t blame him for not noticing little people when he has 22,583,546 followers / Stalkers on twitter. The poor guy must get tweeted every second of the day with countless proposals and hate mail – At first, not from the same person, but when he ignores the proposal – it all goes down hill.

I was recently told by a young person I work with that at a certain point in his concerts, the stewards will walk along the isles of the crowd and pick one girl who is invited to sit on stage whilst Justin sings to her, personally. The young person I was speaking too longed to be picked as she expressed her deep love for Bieber. I must admit, I chuckled in response.

He clearly has something that appeals to the teenage market, in particularly, teenage girls. I can’t decide whether it’s his looks, his voice or style of music, but whatever it is, people seem to either love it or hate it.

However, whilst you may not have been noticed by Bieber, you have been noticed by someone greater.

Not in a romantic sense but like that of a parent who adores their child.

You have been noticed by someone who is available 24/7.

By someone who became one of us, who was willing to die on our behalf, so that we could connect with our creator God.

Jesus Christ has noticed you. He’s taken an interest in doing life with you.

I wonder, have you noticed him?

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PS – I hope Bieber notices this blog. I’ve bigged him up and all!

If you have enjoyed reading this post – I’d be really grateful if you would help get this message further by sharing it on your facebook / twitter profile. Cheers :)

 

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About laughingwithtom

Tom Elliott is a Christian Communicator who is passionate about introducing people to Jesus. Tom is also a credible and experienced Comedian, Magician, Speaker and writer, with a heart to use his gifts for the extension of Gods Kingdom. He has travelled extensively throughout the UK and abroad, whilst also being on the leadership team of his home church in Gloucestershire. Tom has been mentored by some of the UK’s most influential evangelists including J.John, Steve Legg, Mark Greenwood, Mark Ritchie, Matt Summerfield, Barry Woodward and more. Through his acclaimed show, Tom captures the attention of non believers through quality entertainment and as a result has been able to share his faith on TV, Radio, Online, in schools, churches & theatres reaching thousands of people with the Gospel. Tom has also taken his work to many large scale events and Festivals such as ‘New Wine’, ‘Detling,’ ‘Gorsley’, ‘Greenbelt’ and ‘Spring Harvest’ Tom is honoured to be an Ambassador for the international Christian charity ‘Compassion’ who work to change lives in over 26 countries that suffer extreme poverty. Toms desire is to see all people take hold of Jesus’ promise of life to the full. On stage and off stage, Tom’s passion for this fulfilment of life is contagious. Tom has been personally trained by expert entertainers and in 2013, Tom contributed to a book titled ‘Does God LOL’ alongside some of the biggest names in comedy, to raise money for national charity, ‘Mary’s Meals’. This book is now available in many good book stores. www.laughingwithtom.co.uk
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2 Responses to Problematic Bieber

  1. Andy Gray says:

    …and the best bit is that God invites us onto his stage and sings to us personally. “God loves each of us as if there were only one of us” – Saint Augustine.

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