EPISODE · Feb 24, 2025 · 45 MIN
17. Practical Tips to Share the Gospel with the Next Gen with Shane Pruitt
What if the next generation isn’t rejecting the gospel—they just haven’t heard it clearly?As ministry leaders, we have the greatest message in the world, but are we communicating it in a way that truly connects with Gen Z and Gen Alpha? Are we equipping them not just to hear the gospel but to share it boldly with their peers?In this episode, we’re wrapping up our four-part series on the gospel and the next generation with Shane Pruitt, who challenges us to be authentic, prayerful, and interruptible in our evangelism. He reminds us that while culture constantly shifts, the gospel never changes, and we must be intentional about engaging in real, meaningful conversations that break through distractions.So here’s the challenge: Are you prepared to share the gospel in a way that meets young people where they are? Are you raising expectations in your ministry, inviting responses, and explaining biblical truth without assumptions?Lean in, take notes, and get ready—because today’s conversation is all about practical, powerful ways to bring the gospel to the next generation.SHOW LINKS: Connect with Lifeway StudentsConnect with Lifeway Kids Register for ETCH Conference 2026Connect with Lifeway Next Gen Ministry
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What if the next generation isn’t rejecting the gospel—they just haven’t heard it clearly? As ministry leaders, we have the greatest message in the world, but are we communicating it in a way that truly connects with Gen Z and Gen Alpha? Are we equipping them not just to hear the gospel but to share it boldly with their peers? In this episode, we’re wrapping up our four-part series on the gospel and the next generation with Shane Pruitt, who challenges us to be authentic, prayerful, and inter...
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