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Grant Skeldon explores the significance of mentorship and discipleship for younger generations, addressing challenges faced by millennials and Gen Z. The chapter emphasizes the benefits of intergenerational connections in ministry, providing practical advice for fostering collaboration and church growth.

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Highlight – “Revival is going to come in your generation.”

In this podcast episode we’ve got Grant Skeldon. Grant heads up the Nxt Gen Summit, and today he speaks with Matt Dabbs about his experiences working with churches and his observations on how generational gaps can be bridged. He discusses the role of mentorship and discipleship in helping younger generations grow up in faith, and shares in-depth insights into the various challenges that millennial and Gen Z generations face and how the older generations can guide them. Skeldon emphasizes the mutual benefits of connecting generations in ministry and the positive impact it has on church health. He provides practical advice based on his observations and experiences working with churches, drawing insights from various sources including movies, sports, and even….canine behavior.

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Key Takeaways

00:00 Introducing the Guest and His Work

01:04 Discussing the Challenges of the Next Generation

01:39 The Impact of Parenting and Culture on the Next Generation

02:35 The Influence of Technology and Convenience on the Next Generation

03:19 The Role of Faith and Consequences in Growth

05:56 The Effects of Coddling and Criticism on the Next Generation