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America at A Crossroads Part 2 Extended

America at A Crossroads Part 2 Extended

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 This extended edition of What’s Important Now goes far deeper into one of the most urgent battles facing America today: the fight for the next generation. In this exclusive, in-depth look, Tom Sears reveals the cultural, spiritual, and psychological forces shaping our young people, forces that most families never see coming.

From digital addiction and the rewiring of the mind to identity confusion and the collapse of biblical authority, Tom reveals why today’s youth are facing pressures no generation in American history has encountered.

You’ll hear:
• The three biggest unseen threats targeting today’s youth
• Why Gen Z is struggling with purpose, belonging, and truth
• How algorithms are discipling children more than parents or pastors
• Why spiritual habits matter now more than ever
• Practical steps families, churches, and mentors can take to turn the tide. This episode is raw, honest, and filled with hope — because God has not abandoned this generation. But He is calling us to stand, to rebuild the foundation, and to fight for their hearts and minds with courage and conviction.

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