7 Reasons Young Believers Struggle with Church (and 8 Ways Older Believers Can Help)

I spend much of my time with seminary students, but I also spend time with young believers who have been raised in church, but who aren't preparing for ministry. Often, I connect with this group when I speak in collegiate ministries or serve as an interim pastor. Many of these young believers, I'm learning, struggle with church.

Here are some of the reasons why:

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7 Reasons Young Believers Struggle with Church (and 8 Ways Older Believers Can Help)   I spend much of my time with seminary students, but I also spend time with young believers who have been raised in church, but who aren't preparing for ministry. Often, I connect with this group when I speak in collegiate ministries or serve as an interim pastor. Many of these young believers, I'm learning, struggle with church. Here are some of the reasons why: Photo Credit: Unsplash/Rahul Anil   CONTINUE READING →

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