3. WE CREATE
OUR BOYS
THROUGH
WHAT WE SAY
ABOUT THEM
WE CREATE
OUR BOYS
THROUGH
WHAT WE SAY
ABOUT THEM
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4. WHAT WE HAVE SAID
ABOUT BOYS
•They are naughty
•They are irresponsible
•They are rebellious
•They are lazy
•They are useless
•They are stupid
•They are dishonest
•They are fearful
• what boys can do girls can
do better
•They are naughty
•They are irresponsible
•They are rebellious
•They are lazy
•They are useless
•They are stupid
•They are dishonest
•They are fearful
• what boys can do girls can
do better
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5. WHAT WE TELL BOYS BUILD OR
DESTROY THEM
Our words have the power to destroy and the
power to build up. Are we using words to
build up boys or destroy them? Are they filled
with hate or love, bitterness or blessing,
complaining or compliments, negativity or
positivity, victory or defeat?
Our words have the power to destroy and the
power to build up. Are we using words to
build up boys or destroy them? Are they filled
with hate or love, bitterness or blessing,
complaining or compliments, negativity or
positivity, victory or defeat?
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6. Death and life are
in the power of the
tongue, and those
who love it will eat
its fruit.
Proverbs 18:21
Death and life are
in the power of the
tongue, and those
who love it will eat
its fruit.
Proverbs 18:21
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7. Words have the potential to produce positive or
negative consequences
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8. Words have the power to give life through
encouragement and honesty or to crush and
kill through lies and gossip. How can we be
assured of producing good words that have a
positive outcome on our boys?
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9. Words carry immeasurable significance: The
universe was created with a word; Jesus
healed and cast out demons with a word;
rulers have risen and fallen by their words.
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10. Nelson Mandela, who opposed the South
African apartheid regime and was imprisoned
for almost 3 decades, knew the power of
words. He is often quoted today, but while in
prison his words could not be quoted for fear
of repercussion. A decade after his release he
said: “It is never my custom to use words
lightly. If 27 years in prison have done
anything to us, it was to use the silence of
solitude to make us understand how precious
words are, and how real speech is in its
impact on the way people live and die.”
Nelson Mandela, who opposed the South
African apartheid regime and was imprisoned
for almost 3 decades, knew the power of
words. He is often quoted today, but while in
prison his words could not be quoted for fear
of repercussion. A decade after his release he
said: “It is never my custom to use words
lightly. If 27 years in prison have done
anything to us, it was to use the silence of
solitude to make us understand how precious
words are, and how real speech is in its
impact on the way people live and die.”
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11. The apostle Paul wrote, “Do not let any
unwholesome talk come out of your mouths,
but only what is helpful for building others
up according to their needs, that it may
benefit those who listen” (Ephesians 4:29). In
this passage, Paul is emphasizing the positive
over the negative. The Greek word translated
“unwholesome” means “rotten” or “foul.” It
originally referred to rotten fruit and
vegetables.
The apostle Paul wrote, “Do not let any
unwholesome talk come out of your mouths,
but only what is helpful for building others
up according to their needs, that it may
benefit those who listen” (Ephesians 4:29). In
this passage, Paul is emphasizing the positive
over the negative. The Greek word translated
“unwholesome” means “rotten” or “foul.” It
originally referred to rotten fruit and
vegetables.
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14. “WHAT A BOY CAN DO, CAN DO
IT BETTER”
“WHAT A BOY CAN DO, CAN DO
IT BETTER”
15. Instead of
ridiculing the
boy child, the
society should
try to rescue
him.
Instead of
ridiculing the
boy child, the
society should
try to rescue
him.
16. I want to be a
great man
I want to be a
great man
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TO OUR “ A WALK WITH THE BOY CHILD PROGRAM”
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ENROLL YOUR SON AGED 10-18
TO OUR “ A WALK WITH THE BOY CHILD PROGRAM”
NEXT EPISODE COMING IN APRIL 2019
TWO DAYS MENTORSHIP & A HIKE AT NGONG HILLS
(KSH 3000)
CONTACT
PROGRAM COORDINATOR
0721345450
