As you know, Millennials are now the largest generation in the history of the United States – even bigger than the Boomers. They are also rapidly growing in influence and starting to provide leadership in society, business, and, yes, even in many churches. Are we ready in church and associational life to reach the lost, to disciple the saved, and to assist and mentor them to be leaders? If not, we need to be.
Here are some helps for us to better understand, connect with, disciple, and deploy millennials.
Here are some helps for us to better understand, connect with, disciple, and deploy millennials.
To the praise of His glory,
Ray
Pr. 3:5-6
Quotable Quote: “Give young men what they need in the context of what they want… Two of the biggest felt needs I have seen in men's lives are the need to belong and to be good at something--community and competency.” Brett Clemmer: No Young Man Left Behind: Reaching Millennials
Ray
Pr. 3:5-6
Quotable Quote: “Give young men what they need in the context of what they want… Two of the biggest felt needs I have seen in men's lives are the need to belong and to be good at something--community and competency.” Brett Clemmer: No Young Man Left Behind: Reaching Millennials
Ray’s Top Five:
- 7 Things We’ve Learned About Reaching Millennials, Ron Edmondson
- 5 Surprising Characteristics of Churches That Are Actually Reaching the Next Generation, Carey Nieuwhof
- No Young Man Left Behind: Reaching Millennials, Brett Clemmer
- Three Ways Millennials Make You a Better Leader, Eric Geiger
- What Worship Style Attracts Millennials? Thom Rainer
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