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110 - Teenagers’ Big Questions, with Kara Powell and Brad Griffin

Oct 26, 2021

50:39

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Jesus Makes You Enough, Not Scarcity

05:23

When I Was Your Age, I Wonder What It's Like

01:52

How Do You Think You Can Empathize With Your Teens?

01:55

Introduction

2min

The Three Biggest Questions for Young Adults

5min

Are These Questions Still Relevant to Teenagers Today?

2min

What Are the Current Answers to the Identity Question?

4min

Jesus Makes You Enough, Not Scarcity

5min

Is Jesus Making Me Enough?

4min

The Connection Between Belonging and Identity in Teenagers

4min

How Did You Connect With Young People After the Pandemic?

4min

How Do You Think You Can Empathize With Your Teens?

2min

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When I Was Your Age, I Wonder What It's Like

2min

11.

How to Have a Better, Honest Conversation With Kids

4min

12.

Identity Belonging and Purpose Highs and Lows

4min

13.

The Word Story Is What We Elevated of Your Purpose

3min

14.

Are You Making Space for Being and Doing?

4min

Kara Powell and Brad Griffin discuss what it looks like to engage empathetically with today’s teenagers as they grapple with questions of identity, belonging, and purpose.

Kara Powell is executive director of the Fuller Youth Institute, and Brad Griffin is its senior director of content. They are the co-authors of 3 Big Questions That Change Every Teenager: Making the Most of Your Conversations and Connections.