Dr. Jeff Myers highlights the need for authentic discipleship that meets Gen Z’s deep spiritual hunger by fostering real community, encouraging open discussions, and guiding young people toward Christ as the ultimate truth. Unlike past generations, Gen Z is not drawn to atheism but instead struggles with faith, loneliness, and purpose, seeking something more meaningful than what the world offers.

Unfortunately, many churches have responded with superficial changes rather than true discipleship, causing some young people to turn to liturgical traditions for a sense of transcendence. Myers emphasizes that discipleship should reflect Jesus’ model—living life alongside others, asking and answering questions, and displaying faith authentically, especially in an era when many Christian leaders fail publicly.

He encourages mentorship, advising individuals to identify areas of need and seek guidance from those more experienced in faith and life. Vulnerability is key in discipleship, as demonstrated when Oscar’s mentor profoundly impacted him by asking for forgiveness, showing the power of humility.

Summit Ministries plays a role in equipping young believers through curriculum and immersive programs, connecting students with top Christian experts who help them develop a Christ-centered worldview. By teaching young people to discern truth, reject harmful ideologies, and embrace faith as an all-encompassing reality, Summit empowers them to live boldly for Christ and impact the world.

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