E3: What Frustrates Evangelical Gen Zs: Judgmental and Lazy Thinkers
Am I prepared to answer the hard questions NextGens are asking?
Following biblical truth will sometimes put us at odds with our culture. But there is a difference between being criticized because we faithfully follow Jesus and being criticized because we come across as harsh, judgmental, or unwilling to listen.
At the same time, NextGens are wrestling with difficult questions. They aren't looking for easy platitudes. They want a faith strong enough to take their questions seriously.
Jesus modeled both truth and humility. He challenged shallow thinking, while Paul did the work of understanding the people and ideas around him so he could engage them thoughtfully.
The third and final episode in our series, What Frustrates Evangelical Gen Zs, asks whether we show up as Judgmental and Lazy Thinkers. Let’s consider how we can reflect the love of Jesus while becoming better equipped to offer thoughtful, biblical answers to the NextGens we love.
At the same time, NextGens are wrestling with difficult questions. They aren't looking for easy platitudes. They want a faith strong enough to take their questions seriously.
Jesus modeled both truth and humility. He challenged shallow thinking, while Paul did the work of understanding the people and ideas around him so he could engage them thoughtfully.
The third and final episode in our series, What Frustrates Evangelical Gen Zs, asks whether we show up as Judgmental and Lazy Thinkers. Let’s consider how we can reflect the love of Jesus while becoming better equipped to offer thoughtful, biblical answers to the NextGens we love.
What Frustrates Evangelical Gen Zs - Episode 3: Judgmental and Lazy Thinkers
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