The next generation isn’t lost—they’re searching. In this episode of MannCave Unfiltered, we dive into the cultural crossroads facing Gen Z and Millennials, exploring why so many feel disconnected from faith, truth, and leadership.Too often, Christians talk about the next generation instead of to them. But Jesus called us to make disciples of all nations—and that includes reaching young people with courage, love, and truth.We’ll unpack:✅ Why Gen Z is hungry for authenticity✅ How the Church can engage without compromise✅ The danger of leaving a cultural vacuum✅ What it means to lead with both grace and convictionChristians can’t afford to stay silent. The time to reach the next generation is now.✝️ Matthew 28:19 (KJV): “Go ye therefore, and teach all nations…”👉 Watch the full conversation and join us in this mission.
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