18-year-old triplets go the viral spread of faith message to generation z

These 18-year-olds use social media for “planting seeds” of faith, distributing a message about the joy and fulfillment found in Jesus. Gage, Till and Kaden Helms – Famous on the Internet as 3n1Trilogy – Talked to Fox News Digital about why Generation Z He addresses the faith in the search for a goal, peace and true happiness.

Gage believes despite all the negative content in social media, God uses it forever Christian influential participants.

“He chooses this generation. This generation is the chosen generation,” Gage said.

Brothers say they launched their platform on social media to get to other young people from the Gospel Jesus Not just performance, but also boldly.

“I and my brothers here were only mostly launched by the Christian platform and just spread the gospel at a young age and tried to encourage others to find Jesus. Jesus is the way, truth and life,” he said yet.

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“We just want to be brave for the gospel, share the good news about Jesus and tell people that they can be bold for Jesus, and feel free,” Kaden said.

Only last year in the Triplets wasn’t even Instagram. They convinced their mom to join them so that they can start posted by the content rooted in scriptures.

“It’s pretty evil, and there is a lot of bad things in this. But we can use it forever,” Gage said about the social media platform.

They launched their account from their mom’s phone and continued to use it until more than 220,000 followers got. At the moment when everything has changed? One video to school.

In videoBoys urge children to be a “light” at school: from a bold fairy tale or just when he was good, how to sit with anyone alone at the dining table.

“We put it in perspective, so we live in CharlotteAnd we looked like, well, there are 80,000 people at the Panther Stadium … (this) video received more views (than) Panthers Stadium in one night. Holy Molly! “

After that, they understood: “Okay, we can really make a positive influence, otherwise the Lord can make the positive through us on social media,” – adding.

Gelms Brothers believe that their generation is “hungry” for true performance, and they can find it through faith.

“I think our generation is more hungry for Jesus than when -and you know, as in the generation of our parents, where they grow, there was no social media. And I think social media was used for such a terrible thing. And one makes people have anxiety or depression, and where they are compared to others, and I think.”

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Caden and Geage said Gen Z was starting to turn away from things that are not satisfying and to something eternal.

Gage emphasized that the world today is “empty” and the youth understands that often things in this world bring short -term pleasure, but not real performance.

Caden said that people feel the need to have fun, “sleeping around, wishing women on Instagram, going to parties and drugs,” but ultimately it does not compare with relationships with Jesus.

“You just pursue more and more and it can never fulfill you, but you know that the love of Jesus overwhelming your cup and it will fulfill you so that they don’t find,” Kaden said.

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Even when their platform exploded, the brothers say they remain justified in faith – and focused on his mission.

“Every day I wake up with joy, as if bad on this day, I have Jesus on my side as Jesus received me, and I had joy from Jesus, so it’s so fun … It’s such a freedom,” said Caden.

Caden, Gage will be studying at Gardner-Webba, and will also fight at school this fall.

See how the Gelms brothers appear on “Fox & Friends“Monday at 6:50 am.

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