Loneliness and Gen Z: Hungering for True Community
Through building relationships with emotional stewardship, empathy, and patience, the Church can show up for Gen Z with hope, love, and purpose.
Through building relationships with emotional stewardship, empathy, and patience, the Church can show up for Gen Z with hope, love, and purpose.
While college age students are often beyond the direct scope of our ministry, our relationship in Christ does not fade.
The only thing that will bring a skeptical teenager to saving faith in Jesus is God’s own resurrecting power and his gospel.
Our task as youth ministers is to help students see that true freedom is not about “doing what I want to do
Games help to create a culture of welcome that draws teenagers into gospel community.
The question for youth workers is this: how do we create genuine belonging in our ministries, such that youth never have to go through the pain of dechurching?
As our students discover their identities in Jesus Christ, may we point them to the very one who is in “the middle” of every life circumstance.
As people who experience a myriad of emotions and minister to teenagers who do as well, we hope the following articles and podcasts will equip you to think about you and your student’s emotions from a biblical perspective.
The weekly gathering provided time for students to eat, fellowship, and find some refuge from the pressures of their senior year.
