Bridging the Gap: How the Church Can Engage the Global Youth Culture

The current urban population, connected by consumerism, social media, and the entertainment industry, forms the largest global youth culture ever to exist. It spans the globe, sharing the same values, listening to the same music, watching the same movies, and sharing the same posts. They do not look to the church for answers but believe it to be a dead and empty tradition of the past. But God’s heart is broken for this lost generation, and we need to make the message of His love accessible to them. In this 3-part series, 'Confused, Alone and Without Purpose: Reaching and Discipling Europe's Secularised Youth', we want to spark a discussion on how to start missional, evangelistic, and discipleship movements in secularised cities, sent from the local church:

Part 2: Bridging the Gap: How the Church Can Engage the Global Youth Culture - There is a significant gap between the church and the secularised youth culture, but the Gospel remains as relevant as ever. This talk explores the cultural barriers that prevent effective evangelism and offers practical ways for believers to build relationships, engage in meaningful conversations, and communicate biblical truth in ways that resonate.