rebelling against low expectations
Here’s an awesome shot from reader Kole and his four brothers. Send us your interesting, funny, or creative Do Hard Things photos — book [at] therebelution.com.
Brian Jones sends this incredible black and white photo of the book cover.
Hillary sends in this adorable picture of her brother John. Start ’em young!
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rebelling against low expectations
Hey Kole, really like the pic. That would probably hurt my shoulders!
Ross
It did!
Acually it’s my four bros! I’m not saying this to be rude but I wanted everyone who helped to get credit!
Who’s the one standing on top of you?
Good Ideas Kole, brothers, and Brian! Adorable is right! He’s so sweet… I had a hard time getting the book back after I took the picture:-)
That is my cool brother Kade!
I would have used my Jedi-powers to get on Kole’s sholders, but… uh… we used a ladder instead… 🙂
Like the black and white.
Man, I wish I had Jedi powers!
Thanks Alex and Brett for putting our picture on your blog!
Very cool pictures everyone! Kole, you and your bro’s did an awesome job!
love the pictures… especially the basketball one. cool idea, kole… how did your brother get down? yipes!
Great pictures!!!
That looked pretty painful Kole!!
Nice pictures! It’s great how they re-enforce the fact that while doing hard things is often a difficult endeavor, it can also be a simple thing done out of Christ-centered heart (like helping your brother shoot baskets instead of sitting in your room while reading)!
Alex and Brett, I recently came upon your website after reading World Magazine and I just want to say thank you for posting these articles. I’m in urban missions and haven’t heard from strong christian teens in a while, so it’s very encouraging to be reminded that there are others in my generation who are interested in facing challenges for Christ. God bless!
Great job guys! love the creativity. -cj
The photo of Kade and Kole with the basketball is absolutely amazing. Brett and Alex should seriously use that somehow in something. Doing Hard Things often takes teamwork with fellow rebelutionaries! Good job everyone with the other pics put on here the past couple of days.
He jumped….just kidding! we brought the ladder back!
Adorable little boy. 🙂
Good thing Kade didn’t fall down…I probably would have since I don’t like heights. 🙂
I really like the one of Kole and his brother. I think that’s my favorite. (No offense to the other picture takers. All the pics look good.)
Great job you guys.
Hillary: your brother is pretty cute!
Hillary: how old is John?
great pic!
these are pretty sweet!! i l
it didn’t finish my comment!! well i said that i love them all 😉
Candice Parker could have totally dunked that.Go Lady Vols!!!!!!!!!!!
Very cool!
Picture #1: Impressive photography and originality.
Picture #2: Again, impressive photography and very cool lighting.
Picture #3: Plain cute.
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Nice job guys! I’m looking forward to seeing what else you all come up with.
I love the b-ball pic!
I want to take one…
*puts on creative thinking cap*
Good job on the pictures!
John is 19 months old. Talking is his newest hard thing. He came in the other day cheering, “Daddy’s Great! Daddy’s Great! Daddy’s Great!”
Yikes is that OUR couch!? Not pretty… Oh well.
These are all great pictures! Everybody did an awesome job. I love how each picture is unique and so different!
that is so cute! teens need to start learning young! love this pic!
i am looking forward to reading this book cover to cover. i am in the middle of it right now. once i am done i am going to share it with all of my friends! every teen should read this book! this is such a great ministry! keep it up!!
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you two would be suprised about how many sites your on i liked the conference. i think i will be helping next year!
i would have fallen, but its not because of heights! (been climbing since i was 2)!
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