[Bonus] Latest Research on Gen Z (with Jonathan Morrow)

Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture

Talbot School of Theology at Biola University / Sean McDowell & Scott Rae

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🗓️ 8 July 2021

⏱️ 64 minutes

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In partnership with the Barna Research Group, Impact 360 has commissioned a massive new study on Gen Z. It focuses on caring for young people, and is a second volume to the initial 2018 study. In this interview, I talk with Jonathan Morrow about some of the unique findings and their implications for ministry to young people today. This is a bonus episode that first appeared on Sean's YouTube channel, which is in partnership with the Talbot Apologetics program. Jonathan Morrow is the Dir...

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0:00.0	Welcome to the podcast Think Biblically, conversations on faith and culture.
0:06.0	I'm your host Sean McDowell, professor of apologetics at Taub School Theology
0:11.0	Biola University.
0:12.7	Today we have a guest who's going to talk to us
0:14.4	about the most recent research that's come out
0:17.4	on Generation Z.
0:19.3	Our guest Jonathan Morrow teaches at Taub School Theology
0:23.0	adjunct in the apologetics program,
0:25.7	but he's the cultural kind of head of Impact 360 Institute
0:30.7	that is partnered recently with Barn and Research Group to release a second
0:34.7	volume to the massive study they've done on Gen Z.
0:38.3	The first volume came out in 2018.
0:40.6	We had Jonathan on to talk about what that means for ministry, for teaching, for parenting,
0:45.6	for just getting an insight into this generation.
0:48.4	Obviously a lot has changed in the last three years, including the COVID outbreak, and this study reflects, in particular, the
0:55.9	emotional state of this generation and their worldview.
0:59.5	So if you are a parent, a teacher, a coach, anyone who's interested in understanding this
1:05.3	generation. I think you find it fascinating. One of my favorite parts of this
1:08.6	study was how the data showed that Gen Z thinks about humor and how to use humor as a way to connect with them.
1:18.0	So this actually was first interview on my YouTube channel, which again is in partnership with the apologetics program but I
1:24.6	think you're really really going to enjoy this recent data on Gen Z so as usual if you
1:30.6	do enjoy it we hope you'll consider sharing it with a friend.
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