TM: The reason I say, "If you gotta to start somewhere why not here?" and "Tonight's the night" is because (for me) it starts tonight. I hope that they decide to pursue Christ more passionately, to love people more intently, and to look for a vision in their life that they can pursue.ĪW: What do you have in mind when you sing, "If you gotta start somewhere, why not here? If you gotta start sometime, why not now?" TM: I hope that people walk out of the concert not with Tobymac's name on their lips but with Jesus' name on their lips. I love when people bring their friends because they may fall in love with the music and that may create an opportunity for God to do something really cool.ĪW: What do you hope kids will walk out the back door with at end of your concert? There is something deeper, whether it's a deeper pursuit of happiness, or bringing a friend that has never heard about that hope they can have in Christ. Of course we are going to have a party and we are going to drop the joy bomb, but there is something more there - if you look for it you will find it. TM: I encourage them to look for something more than just the party. Here is an excerpt from a conversation that interl'inc President Allen Weed and Tobymac had.ĪW: What do you wish a youth worker would do in the two weeks before taking his or her group to one of your concerts?
He has a heart for youth leaders and a passion for young people. His life backs up the message of his music. Tobymac has always been on the leading edge of Christian music. In fact, you could call it a friendship, a partnership in using music to minister to high school kids. The relationship between Tobymac and interl'inc goes back a long way – almost twenty years. Use the complete Youth Group Session for The Elements with your students.
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