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EPISODE · May 5, 2025 · 27 MIN

235: Engaging Culture with Kingdom Principles – How Should You Help Students Process Today’s Issues? Interview with Kaitlyn Cey

from Volunteer Youth Worker Podcast

In this episode, Jeremy chats with Kaitlyn Cey, director of Inspire Our Nation, a youth organization dedicated to empowering the next generation of leaders. Kaitlyn brings her expertise in education, pastoring, and youth leadership to the conversation, discussing how youth workers can navigate the overwhelming cultural issues facing students today. She emphasizes the importance of engaging students in thoughtful conversations while grounding them in the Scriptures. By using the vision, values, and priorities of the Kingdom of God, Kaitlyn shares how youth workers can guide students in processing current cultural issues and help them build a framework for decision-making that lasts a lifetime.Find out more about Inspire Our Nation by heading to inspireournation.com and Kaitlyn directly at kaitlyncey.com.If you have an account, you can also see her work featured on Rightnow Media.Want to chat about youth ministry? Give us a shout by emailing [email protected]

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