Disconnection and Gen Z: Searching for Trustworthy Mentors
When we lean into the spectacular belonging we have in Christ, the kind of mentorship culture Gen Z (and all other generations) long for should naturally follow.
When we lean into the spectacular belonging we have in Christ, the kind of mentorship culture Gen Z (and all other generations) long for should naturally follow.
God does not need or want your tidy life, with the sins sorted and dealt with.
As much as online “friends” might make them feel seen and loved, only Christ sticks around after the filter has faded.
In times of deep grief, we need the hope of the gospel most of all.
For the adolescent who has an extra level of desiring to belong, it’s particularly painful to feel like you’re on the outside of “the good life.”
Welcome to the Rooted Parent Top Ten, a curated list of resources from across the web that we believe will be helpful to parents raising teenagers.
Gen Z doesn’t need more false gods. They need the one true God.
Parents who nurture their own faith, for their own sake, provide something essential to their children.
Through building relationships with emotional stewardship, empathy, and patience, the Church can show up for Gen Z with hope, love, and purpose.