Jon Micah Sumrall

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We are seeing current culture radically affect our young people and many are walking away from the church and their faith. While many individuals focus on the problems of this next generation, this sermon explores the possibility that maybe we, the older generations, are to blame for this tragic shift. In a world where young people view truth through the lens of experience, have we provided any genuine experiences in what living as a follower of Jesus should look like?

What does it truly mean to be a man of strength? In a culture that has increasingly looked to feminize men, it can be difficult to understand how to be both strong and yet loving as Jesus calls us to be. How we lead our families and follow Jesus will determine the direction of not only our lives, but the lives of future generations as well. This talk challenges men both young and old to step up and both lead and love well, resulting in a legacy that will continue to impact generations to come.

This message is geared towards young people but is applicable to anyone concerned with the direction of our culture and society. Moral relativism has become an increasingly popular ideology that has sought to re-define truth and morality. Many young people have been swept up by this feel-good but dangerous philosophy and as a result have found themselves in a position of direct opposition to God’s word. Rationalizing sin through relativistic thinking can have a catastrophic affect upon the direction of a young person’s life. This talk exposes the dangers of relativism and encourages individuals to establish their moral compass upon the solid foundation of Biblical truth.