The digital revolution that we're living through

is reshaping how all of us are being discipled.

Mark Matlock says that's especially true

for teenagers and young adults.

When we look at the typical screen time

that a 15 to 23 year olds experiencing,

it's about 2,767 hours a year.

Now we ask them and try to look at

how much spiritual content they're taking in,

the average teenagers taking about 153 hours

of spiritual content.

When we look at the typical church go,

we're just a little under 300 hours.

So now if somebody else has discipled him,

my job is I have to unpack all of that.

And what we need to understand is parents is that

just because we see our kids doing some of the same things

that we did, attending church,

raising your hands and worship,

going to summer camp, participating in mission trips,

what's going on inside the interior world

can be really different because they've got

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