EPISODE · Jul 2, 2018 · 26 MIN
Ten Ways “Grown-up” Christians Can Set a Better Example for Gen Z on Social Media
from Impact 360 Institute · host Nikki Dutton and Jonathan Morrow
Technology, especially social media, is one of the biggest "shapers" for Gen Z, the digital natives. In this episode, Nikki Dutton and Jonathan Morrow discuss some practical ways that adults can set a good example for Gen Z on social media.
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