Lazy, entitled, narcissistic, noncommittal — these are just a few of many terms often used to stereotype the Millennial generation. However, you simply can’t define tens of millions of young adults at different stages of life with one broad stroke. There are Millennials who are still in high school, while others have a family and career. When accessing Millennials there are certain variables that shouldn’t be overlooked, yet at the same time there are constants when it comes to how they were raised.

In this segment we’ll take a look at how the Millennial worldview is primarily shaped and impacted, and of course what Christian Millennials think about a future for Israel and whether or not Israel still matters today.

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As we continue to look at how Millennials look at life, the church, and Israel, we are joined by J.D. Lemming. J.D. wrote in our recent issue of Israel My Glory about Millennials and why this generation has an affinity for social justice.

J.D. is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary and a graphic designer. In fact, every issue of Israel My Glory is designed by J.D. We’re happy to have him on the program this week.

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Also heard on this week’s show:
»Thoughtful, Lee Rosevere, CC BY-SA 3.0