EPISODE · Jan 25, 2023 · 1H 1M
Episode 237: Justin Knowles makes kids these days simple
from Simple Faith with Rusty George · host Rusty George
If you've ever wondered what the deal is with kids today, then you aren’t alone. I’ve had parents ask me questions like, "How come they are so sensitive? Why are they so lacking in motivation? Why do they struggle so much with relationships"? Well, it just so happens they are dealing with anxiety and mental illness that we have never experienced in our lifetime.I’m a dad, and I know that the teen years can be particularly rough on us as parents and on our kids. That’s why I’m glad Justin Knowles came on the podcast this week. Justin Knowles is a pastor who works in student ministry and elementary-age ministry at a very large church in Southern California. Whether you’re a parent, a youth pastor, or just someone who spends time around kids and youth, Justin’s insights will shed light on what’s happening, and how you can support the young people in your life. And I’d love to hear from you: What was the most helpful thing you learned after listening? Let me know in the comments below!Special thanks to BELAY Solutions for sponsoring this week’s episode!ResourcesEpisode TranscriptYouth Ministry Hacks PodcastJustin’s blog on Download Youth Ministry (DYM)Sandals ChurchChronicles of Narnia by C.S. LewisThe Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark ComerSaving the Saved by Dr. Bryan LorittsHigh Impact Teams by Lance WittSpringtide Research - the blogConnect with JustinInstagramTwitter
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It’s easy to look at kids these days and wonder what exactly is going on in their heads. They’re growing up in a completely different world than their parents or grandparents did. Justin Knowles, Director of Kids and Youth at Sandals Church, joins Rusty on the podcast to shine a light on what kids today are navigating.
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