Teens Love Jesus book cover by Sam O. Salau

Monday Nite Motivation with Sam. O. Salau 212

PLEASE TAKE THIS MESSAGE SERIOUSLY.

The battle for the next generation is intense. The devil is deliberately targeting teenagers and young people, seeking to corrupt their values, weaken their faith, and distract them from God’s purpose for their lives.

We live in a time when sexual immorality is being normalised, waywardness is often celebrated, and drugs and alcohol are increasingly treated as ordinary parts of social life. Many teenagers are also exposed to pornography, gambling and betting addiction, internet fraud, cyberbullying, cultism, violence, materialism, dishonesty, examination malpractice, rebellion against parental and godly authority, unhealthy social-media obsession, identity confusion, and the pursuit of fame at any cost.

Sadly, in many lives, the love for God is growing cold.

But there is hope. God still has a remnant. There are teenagers who can love Jesus, live holy, discover their purpose, enjoy their youth, and make a godly impact in their generation.

This is why I have written my latest book: TEENS LOVE JESUS

This newly released book is a free e-book for teenagers.

It was written to encourage teenagers to express their love for God boldly, stand firm in the midst of a perverse generation, and still enjoy a meaningful, purposeful, and fulfilling life.

Teens Love Jesus will help teenagers develop a healthy balance between their spiritual life and other important areas of life: education, relationships, family, personal growth, ambition, and everyday decisions.

If God has blessed you with a teenager, if you are a parent, guardian, counsellor, teacher, teens’ worker, youth leader, teens’ pastor, or simply someone who cares about teenagers, please send them a copy of this book.

It may strengthen their faith, guide their choices, and help them become all that God has created them to be.

The book is completely FREE.

Kindly find your copy below, and please share it with as many teenagers and youth influencers as possible. You can also post it on teenagers’ social media platforms that you have access to.

Sam O. Salau