Three Friends...The Perfect Stereotype

At a young age, Jasper and Roddie have define the word discipleship early on. They think of the most unique way to witness to others, drawing them to Christ in a way that most would define as unorthodox. They were experts in street art—most called it graffiti. Jasper and Roddie were offended when others called their art graffiti. They both understood when our Heavenly Father said, “Be disciples, go out into the world, and spread the Gospel of my Son Jesus to all that you encounter in your life.” They both take this figuratively. Clearly, God doesn’t say exactly how to carry out the task. In the most unusual and unorthodox way, they carry out the task to win their affection and lead people to Christ. They could have painted anything, but instead they paint images of the Bible all over the city. Most believe that they are responsible for declining the crime rate. People take notice and put things into perspective. People found out that hope, grace, and mercy are what our Lord and Savior is offering to those who accept Jesus as Lord and Savior, believing that he died for all the sins of mankind. They accomplished this by doing what they do best: paint. Like potter’s clay, witness how God shaped and molded the lives of two young men who have fully matured in Christ.