There is this bracelet that I am sure that many of you have seen students on Grove City College campus wear. They are WWJD bracelets, What Would Jesus Do. This is a question that could be applied to any and all life situations. Many people not even just Christians have adopted this method of testing whether or not they should be taking certain actions. I think that the bracelet has a good message but it is also something that the gen Z could easily take interest in. Gen Z has a liking for cool gear and things that have hidden meanings. Other good tactics of the WWJD bracelets is that they are cheap, simple, and they also come in packs. The purpose of them coming in packs is not so that you keep them all to yourself but so that you share the message and the purpose of those four letters on the bracelet. One of out purposes on earth as Christians, is to spread the gospel and encourage others to follow God in hopes that they fully commit their life to him.

 

WWJD bracelets are sold by many different companies including Elevated Faith and He Would Love First, both are Christian based businesses. I have personally bought multiple packs of these bracelets and given them to a lot of my friends to spread Gods word and the mission behind the WWJD bracelets.

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