Millennials are the current generation of young adults—most often categorized as those being born between the early 1980s and the late 1990s. Millennials are also noted as belonging to a generation that: Is extremely tech savvy and tech-dependent Is driven towards career advancement in a particular field rather than loyalty...
Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another. ~Proverbs 27:17 (ESV) We need one another. We need people who are older than us, younger than us, and who don’t look like us. We need people who can do things we can’t, people who are wiser than we are to teach...
Have you ever walked into a new church and all you see is older people? What do you usually think when you see this? Do you think it must be an old-fashioned or boring church? Or maybe you experience just the opposite: you only see young people and young families...
We have a tendency to gather with people who are most like us—and that includes those who are a similar age to us. There’s nothing particularly wrong with that, but when we become exclusive in our relationships, well, that isn’t such a good thing. Think about it. A family consists...
The first part of the book of Ecclesiastes talks a lot about working to achieve something only to die and be forgotten. Solomon is lamenting how sad it is to think that nothing we do here on earth will be remembered or appreciated. And he’s right. It is sad to...
I could write two words to make this article complete. The two words: Mix and Mingle. But we both know I won’t stop there, so let’s go a little deeper. Let’s take a look and how to mix and mingle in the church to bridge the generation gap as well...
Emma Bell. Hazel Farley. Gary and Joan Baker. Gloria Huskey. Ginnie Carrolla. Tessie Parker. Albert Hale. Shirley Salts. Mr. Farley. Zach Mace. Mr. O’Neal. Judy Penfield. Sue Stoll. Rosie and Jerry Lane. These are just a few of the folks who, along with my parents and grandparents, took the time...
