The Generational Tension of Homogeneity

I want to play that out a little bit. You raise generational tension. Is that like that idea for homogeneity? Everybody looks like me. Same background, votes the same way. Same socioeconomic level. Does Gen Z do younger millennials think differently about that? Like, if you play out the church over the next decade, where do you think that homogenous idea of the church goes? And then where does your vision of the church end up, say, by 2032, 2033? Well, I would say, and obviously this is much of this is contingent on context. We need to all remind ourselves whether it's Gen Z or a boomer, like we've been all called