Generation Z-Our future!

01/15/22 • 34 min

Ordained minister Dennis Hall and Jeremy Dooley, Pastor for Students, NorthPointe Baptist Church, Burleson, TX focus on generation Z (under 30) in this conversation. Baby boomers cannot remember a world without TV, Millennials cannot remember a world without computers, and generation Z cannot remember a world without constant immediate access to the web. Generation Z is called the first post-Christian generation in America. Their opinions are heavily influenced by social media. They are inclusive and want fairness for all. The questions they have about Christianity may be good for the faith. Generation Z is unimpressed by verbal presentations of the gospel and wants to see people living out the gospel in authentic healing relationships. This generation is the future of our nation and our churches.

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Ordained minister Dennis Hall reviews the role that the birth of Jesus plays in the calendar that is used worldwide to keep track of years and days. The top five new year resolutions are discussed and he suggests one should consider adding to learn to love more fully and deeply to our resolutions. Love is a very complicated emotion and the English language only has one one to describe this feeling. The Greek language has nine words for love and these words are inadequate to explain the many variations of love. The seven things loved ones want to hear with "I love you" at the top of the list is explained. Listen to the moving story of telling a father for thirty years that he is loved by his son. Jesus has called his followers to love others as He loved us. Learn to love more fully and deeply in 2022AD. Happy New Year!
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