E2: What Frustrates Evangelical Gen Zs: Not Walking the Talk
Do the NextGens in my life see me living what I say I believe?
We may know how to explain and defend our faith, but NextGens are looking for more than good arguments. They want genuine relationships with people whose lives demonstrate that what they believe is actually real.
That's worth taking seriously. If our words point toward Jesus but our lives point somewhere else, NextGens will notice.
Jesus didn't treat people as projects. He listened, asked questions, built relationships, and loved people even when they rejected His message. And the life He calls us to should make a discernible difference in the way we live.
The second episode in our series, What Frustrates Evangelical Gen Zs, examines the problem of Not Walking the Talk. Let’s take an honest look at whether the way we live reinforces the faith we profess.
That's worth taking seriously. If our words point toward Jesus but our lives point somewhere else, NextGens will notice.
Jesus didn't treat people as projects. He listened, asked questions, built relationships, and loved people even when they rejected His message. And the life He calls us to should make a discernible difference in the way we live.
The second episode in our series, What Frustrates Evangelical Gen Zs, examines the problem of Not Walking the Talk. Let’s take an honest look at whether the way we live reinforces the faith we profess.
What Frustrates Evangelical Gen Zs - Episode 2: Not Walking the Talk
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