The teen that finds a mission finds an assignment, charge, duty, task, aim, objective, goal, purpose or calling from God. This calling will unfold in a career, occupation, profession, vocation, forte, passion, or specialty, for which the teen develops a strong impulse or inclination. The teen motivated by a sense of his mission in life will embrace the work and overcome the challenges inherent in any significant accomplishment. God wants to master every teen with a godly philosophy of mission. Any touch of fatalism will result in a passive acceptance of some undiscoverable plan and a loss of motivation.
Many teens wander in lethargic aimlessness, rooted in existentialism.
Humanism places the teen at the center of the teen's life. Most teens struggle daily with this selfishness. We need teens mastered by a mission to serve God with the understanding God has printed a calling into the depths of their beings. This kind of teen will seek to discover and fulfill His will. This teen will do well, provide for family needs and transform civilization little by little and day by day.