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Forbes reports Generation Z is finding new ways of connecting online.
Gen Zers are choosing avenues of social connection that differ sharply from Millennials.
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Words have power, and how we use words is vital in reaching out to Millennials and Gen Zers. We’re called to use our words well, which means we should never speak condescendingly. Never.
Taylor Lorenz at The Daily Beast recently dedicated an entire column to phone boredom, focusing specifically on today’s teens, also known as Generation Z. What is phone boredom? Lorenz explains: “Phone boredom hits when you’ve cycled through everything there is to do on your device and you’re left feeling stranded.”
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There is a tech startup in Silicon Valley that is seeking to meet the needs of the “spiritual but not religious” crowd, and their founder, Tara-Nicholle Nelson, thinks there is a big market for this kind of service, particularly among Millennials. Nelson doesn’t want to start a church, and her vision is not specific to any religious tradition, but wants her phone app to be a means of therapy, or “soul comfort.”
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Leith Anderson, President of the National Association of Evangelicals, recently conversed with Dr. Jolene Erlacher, founder of Leading Tomorrow, an organization that “exists to equip a new generation of leaders, resource and inform experienced leaders, and develop inter-generational teams for influential and effective service in a rapidly changing culture.”
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People are becoming increasingly lonely, and Generation Z is suffering the most.
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In the recent NFL draft in April, this year’s top NFL quarterback prospects were Josh Allen, Sam Darnold, Lamar Jackson, Baker Mayfield, and Josh Rosen. Rosen, a product of UCLA, has been criticized by his former head coach Jim Mora as needing “to be challenged intellectually” because Rosen is “a millennial.”
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Russell Moore is the President of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention. He is a conservative evangelical who was outspoken in his opposition to then-candidate Donald J. Trump, has spoken frequently and with conviction against racial injustice, and is a huge fan of Outlaw Country music.
Have you heard that Millennials suffer from terrible phone addiction? Have you lampooned Millennials for not being able to look away from their screens?
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