Welcome to Politics by Faith. We just recorded this TV show on the first TV called The Next Generation

and Revival. So thanks to Peter. So I get my opening here about why I think young people,

millennials and below, are trying to figure things out more than ever before. There's a reason

behind it, at least it's a couple. We'd highlight on one of the big ones.

And then we talk with Kirk Cameron on what he's trying to do to save the country and lead a

revival as well.

America, the greatest country in the world.

Welcome to our podcast, Politics by Faith, the Next Generation, and Revival.

I've been reading more about how young people in particular have been going to church more than ever.

Gen Z and Millennials would be these two groups.

Millennials are 30 to 45 today, 30 to 45,

and Gen Z is technically 14 to 29. So we're talking about that, what's called like 18 to 45 age

bracket. Millennials are getting old. Why is this happening?

Why are more young people going to church now than ever before?

I think among other reasons, this is because of disillusionment.

Millennials are the first to grow up in a very vapid culture.

And we, I say first, because we remember what it was like in the olden days before the Internet,

and we have obviously lived through it as well.

So we have really lived through a vapid culture

run by global elites. And I can speak just for me personally. There's been a lot of times

these last couple years where it's more and more apparent that everywhere I look, there's just

slop.

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