As a young pastor in today's world, Matthew Hagee recognizes that there are some things in our personal lives, in the church, in our communities, and in our world that need changing. Like many younger Christians, he wants to be a part of the solution to these problems. He encourages readers to believe that with God's help, if they have recognized a place where change is needed, they can change it. The circumstances of the moment may not be of their choosing, but how they respond to them is their choice.
The natural question to ask is, What do we do now? Readers will discover that five key areas--personal life, society, finances, education and politics--are all connected. Affecting change is like throwing a large rock into a small pond. At first there seems to be a bit of a disturbance on the surface, and then the circles get larger and larger until the entire surface of the water is changed.
So, where is the rock that needs to disturb these waters? Where is the agent of change who is waiting to be engaged? That's where you come in If we are going to change our world, our nation, our politics, our economy, our society, our education, our current situation, and our quality of life tomorrow, you are going to have to get in the water. The time has come for a turnaround, and being "response-able" begins with you.
