Emy Moore Brookins

And it was, kid you not, moments before my segment.

And I was like, why'd you do that, God?

Right before I got to go out there, like, what's happening?

It just kind of felt like something was about to shift and something was about to happen.

And when my session came, there were so many people in the room.

I couldn't believe it.

And

The reason as to why there were so many people in the room was because the kids center was right next door to the main church and the building was still out of electricity there.

So they moved all the children to the inside of the main sanctuary.

So every single generation was in the room for the podcast hearing.

And we were talking basically about generational stewardship, which was so nuts about basically handing the baton from one generation to another.

And we had all the way from boomers, Gen X, millennials, Gen Z, to Gen Alpha in the room.

We had five different generations in the room preaching the gospel and preaching about passing the baton from one generation to another.

And one of the things that we had talked about during the podcast is how many of us are orphaned in spirit and that there has been a missed gap between the Gen X millennial generation

And Gen Z. Gen Z has been a very strong and passionate generation.

But Gen Z is a very hurt generation.

Gen Z is very strong yet sensitive.

We're zealous at times yet illiterate.

And that illiteracy comes from a place that is passionate and yet wants to be right so bad because it's almost like we have to prove something.

And I believe that