Guiding Your Child Through a Hostile Culture

Episode 64 of the Challenging Conversations podcast, hosted by Jason Jimenez, titled "Guiding Your Child Through a Hostile Culture" was published on October 3, 2023 and runs 36 minutes.

October 3, 2023 ·36m · Challenging Conversations

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Today’s teens and young adults, known as Gen Z, are more stressed, alone, confused, and “less Christian” than any other generation in American history. Combine that with the busyness of life and the influence of technology, and it’s no wonder that parents are weary and struggling to keep it together. In this episode, Jason covers three significant concerns of Gen Z that parents need to know and presents biblical advice on improving things at home. To purchase Jason’s new book, click ...

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Today’s teens and young adults, known as Gen Z, are more stressed, alone, confused, and “less Christian” than any other generation in American history. Combine that with the busyness of life and the influence of technology, and it’s no wonder that parents are weary and struggling to keep it together. In this episode, Jason covers three significant concerns of Gen Z that parents need to know and presents biblical advice on improving things at home.

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