Jeremy Wyngarden
Mrs. Roskamp
LA, 8A
11 September 2017
Theme Writing
“10 This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins. 11 Dear friends, since God so loved us, we also ought to love one another”
1 John: 10-11
We need to show our theme, lost in love, to people and younger kids in our school because otherwise the theme is meaningless. Our theme is very important because there is lots of bad in the world, and not enough love. We can show our theme, lost in love to others in our school and to people in the world.
I can show this theme many ways at school. I can do that by… helping out my classmates, picking up trash, and giving food to someone who doesn’t have a lunch. To me, to be an eighth grader means to be a good leader and also be mature. For example, know how to have fun but know when enough is enough. I think that our grade could improve on being leaders and being mature because sometimes I think we get a little out of hand. I think might improve on all of that because of eighth grade leadership camp.
We can also show this theme to the world. We can show this theme by doing good deeds, helping others, and just being nice in general. As a Christian, I think this is a good theme because there isn’t enough love in the world and the fact that we’re getting lost in love is like the answer to all of the missing love in the world. By not having enough in the world I mean all the murders, crime, and sins we have on earth. So by acting lost in love, means we should show love to everyone. When I picture lost in love, I usually picture a heart in the middle of the woods but I also picture others helping each other in bad times.
We can show our theme, lost in love to others in our school and to people in the world.
Originally, I didn’t like this theme because I thought is was too much like last year’s theme but now I’m starting to like it. Now I really like this theme and I think we did a good job picking it. I think this theme is very important everywhere.