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Youth Ministry in the Anti-Social Century (Episode 30)

Youth Ministry in the Anti-Social Century (Episode 30)

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 According to a recent cover story in The Atlantic entitled “The Anti-Social Century” (by Derek Thompson), we are living in a time when many of us would rather stay home and organize life around our online bubble than hang out with friends or neighbors. Does this ring true, even after covid? Does this contribute to the rise in teen anxiety? Is this something we notice among our students and families, and should it be something we are concerned about? If so, doesn’t youth group seem like the perfect solution?
Shannon and Steve have a spirited conversation around how to leverage the trends of our current culture to provide community and friendship for students and parents in our churches.
Plus, for the first time, Steve and Shannon are at odds. Shannon is excited for the T-Swift vs. Eagles Super Bowl. Steve is thinking he might be anti-social and skip it.
Mentioned in this episode:
Derek Thompson
https://www.theatlantic.com/author/derek-thompson/https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/
Jonathan Haidt
https://jonathanhaidt.com/https://www.anxiousgeneration.com/book

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