Hello, hello, welcome to relatable. My name is Ali Stucky. This is a podcast by C-R-T-V.

If you're not watching this, you should watch it. We've got like our little set in a tiny

corner of my little room that I'm in that you could watch and you could see how much I move my

hands and all the facial expressions that I make when I'm speaking. But you have to go to

C-R-T-V.com slash Ali and you have to subscribe. You can use promo code to Ali20, I think,

and then you can get a discount or you can just listen on here, but it's not a school that way.

Anyway, today we are going to interview one of my good friends in just an incredible

influencer in the Christian community. His name is Grant Skelden. He is a master of discipleship.

So he travels around the country and he really invests in or invests his time in and teaches

churches and pastors how to attract and how to disciple millennials. He's a millennial. I'm a

millennial. And so the conversation we have is going to center on millennials and how to not

get us into church, but get us involved in our relationship with Christ through intimate

discipleship. He wrote a book called The Passion Generation that really helps older generations

understand our generation. We're often seen as these kind of mysterious, awful people that are

completely hopeless and are going to drive our country and the church into the ground.

But neither Grant nor I actually believe that's true. We believe that there's hope for millennials.

But of course, just like with any other generation, we need discipleship. We need help. We need

others to come along side us. And I keep wanting to say mentor, not mentor, but give us wisdom

and show us what life and Christ looks like. And in turn, millennials need to turn to people younger

than us or behind us spiritually and disciple them as well. So the conversation that I have with him

is going to center on that full disclosure. I haven't read Grant's entire book yet. I'm sure that

it's wonderful. I've read a large portion of it. I haven't read his entire book. So I'd love to hear

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