In a high-paced and busy world, it is tempting to try to disciple young people by telling them the right things, rather than showing them. Melvin Adams discusses the importance of demonstrating what Christianity looks like to the rising generation through visible actions. Kids will be way more likely to understand and embrace true Christianity when they see it modeled in their daily lives by the people they most desire it from, their parents.

Melvin Adams, a former Harlem Globetrotter, retired from the team on March 17, 2000, due to a heavy burden to reach youth for Christ. Melvin’s passion has provided him opportunities to speak, perform, and share for more than 2 million youth at churches, school assemblies, basketball clinics, camps and other events.

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