A 2016 Gallup poll reported 59% of older Millennials are single and have never been married. Only 27% of Millennials are effectively married, when factoring in the separated, divorced, widowed or those living unwed with a partner. If that doesn't sound shocking, 36% of Gen X, 48% of Boomers and 65% of Traditionalists were married by... Continue Reading →
You don't need "a church" to thrive, let alone survive. You just need "THE Church."
"If you treat Millennials as a punchline, but act surprised when they reject you for that reason, that's just textbook ignorance." - Adam McBroon (my hero!) Just a friendly reminder that respect goes a long way in advancing meaningful and productive community and discussion! And it goes both ways - every person has something to... Continue Reading →
A big part of Rogue Millennials is encouraging believers to "own" their personal ministry for Christ and his Kingdom. Every believer is called to be part of a holy priesthood. Holy means "set apart" and priesthood means being a leader in spiritual matters - a leader means leading the way, showing the way, setting the... Continue Reading →
Brave insights from Jonathan Martin - "Institutional religion often has a vested interest in keeping people blind" and much more!
Accepting that Millennials can form valid opinions.
Are we pointing out obvious flaws? Or are churches blind to what is wrong and how to fix it?
"All should preach by their deeds." What does your personal ministry look like?
"Millennials don't just want to read the news anymore. They want to know what they can do about it." - Ian Somerhalder, age 38
Why Millennials? Our Generation can be the one that makes great change simply because we decide to do something. It’s not that other generations haven’t done something or caused great change; it’s that millennials feel maybe it’s time to accelerate such change or perhaps alter the course of the change. If you are trying to... Continue Reading →
Rogue Millennials 