Chad Eastham

With his typical wit and wisdom for teens, Chad brings sought after advice, in a fun message, concerning the timeless topics of dating, love, “friendship”, happy people, miserable people, & other important stuff. This presentation puts a new spin on these topics, to the young people who are still often confused about them, in case you haven’t looked around lately. Rather than let feelings and bad advice navigate young people blindly through their tumultuous adolescence, Chad offers clarity, some surprising revelations, and answers to some of their biggest questions:

○ How do I know who to date?
○ What is dating, love, or friendship anyway?
○ Why are some people happy and others miserable?
○ Is this really love?
○ Why is there ever a “just” around the word “friend”?

(The Truth About Series . . . 3 bestselling books worth of topics)
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Geared for one to five presentations, Chad combines three books worth of work on this subject alone, with a surprising answer. The point of being a teenager is to change, period, and that’s fun. Tailored to fit specific groups needs, it comprehensively addresses topics such as: gender, love, real friendship on earth, faith, guy's and girls brains, moving­on in life, heartbreak and love, being happy, being miserable, the point of being teens, pain isn’t bad, and God.

With humor, honesty, research, a faith, stories, and his unique outlook on people, chad has finally packed it all together in these tailored­to­fit presentations. Condensing eight years of speaking and more than nine hundred pages of writing on these subjects alone , he makes it challenging, entertaining, and tells people to question what he’s saying, that’s important to. Life is great, confusing, wonderful, and odd sometimes. We all know this, why not just say it and work through it together. This itself . . . does wonders for people’s hearts. People will feel more encouraged to explore and be ‘uncertain’ in life, to talk about it, be open, and share their hearts with one another. God tells us to search and question, and we please him doing this together, and we laugh more too. Chad is a big fan of laughter, and God loving us a lot.

(1-5 hrs)

Chad’s conversational tone, facts, and advice will encourage young people to rethink life’s conversations, even the difficult stuff like heartbreak. Love and joy and happiness come from the difficult stuff too, and he has a flowchart to prove it. Relationships are like road trips. Sometimes they’re an exciting adventure. But someimes they’re like a traffic jam going nowhere. Or even worse, they’re a wrong turn that’s taken you hundreds of miles off your course. With much­needed humor and honest advice, bestselling author and speaker Chad Eastham will help to think through tough but necessary relationship issues such as:

○ Why some people find happiness, while others find heartache
○ What is Love anyway? And how do you know if it's really love?
○ Hi, Nice to meet you, I’m a red flag
○ Idiots & Geniuses
○ You have two minds! And why that Matters
○ God, Loneliness, Hurt, Anger, and Love

A modern, fun, and decidedly new take on difficult things, from his new book about tough stuff in life. From relationships breaking, losing people, being confused or lost in general, to why pain actually hurts, this is a CRUCIAL topic to understand. With much­ needed humor and honest advice, the bestselling author and speaker Chad Eastham will help the audience to rethink the tough, but necessary adolescent issues like:

○ Why some people find happiness, while others find heartache
○ When to end bad relationships,
○ When to mend up

Chad’s conversational tone, facts, and advice encourage young people to rethink life’s conversations, even the difficult stuff like heartbreak. There is nothing in life that is too big, too painful, or too difficult that God cannot make better and use to teach us about love. Nothing.

* Can be geared toward non-faith events

Talk Description to youth about sex and purity and disease and pregnancy and heartache, normally found here. In fact your mind practically expected those words when it approaches the topic of SEX. . .

This is not that talk. It's about Sex. It's amazing. It's fascinating. It's probably one of the 4...ish? most naturally occurring things that happen on planet Earth, constantly, p.s. You can’t stop it. You definitely can’t stop it by telling people not to do it. So . . . lets try to understand it, instead. Teens know terms but they don’t understand the subject, but they can. That works better for messages of abstinence, self­worth, and at risk sexual behaviors, in the end, according to the research and education. This is a talk about what sex is, why it’s great, when it’s not, and it invites them to understand a critical subject instead of fear it.

God is love, and sex is love too, if we can understand it. It's our privilege to explore the subject of love, so that people can learn to be loved and love more in return, accurately.