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In this episode, Shelley Komoszewski and Brock Anderson discuss the concept of beauty in relation to faith, suffering, and community. They are joined by Scott Hitzel, who shares his personal journey through the devastating California fires, highlighting how beauty can emerge from unexpected places, even in the midst of loss. The conversation explores the importance of community support, spiritual insights, and practical steps to recognize beauty in struggles, ultimately emphasizing the resilience of faith and the presence of God in difficult times.

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In this episode of the In & For podcast, we talk with Dr. Tanita Maddox - National Director for Generational Impact for Young Life - to explore the complexities of Gen Z. We discuss common misconceptions about this generation, emphasizing their empathy and resilience. Dr. Maddox highlights the importance of cross-cultural communication and understanding the unique challenges Gen Z faces, including mental health and safety concerns. She also shares incredibly helpful insights on how older generations can better connect with Gen Z by addressing their specific questions and experiences, ultimately fostering a more meaningful dialogue about faith and spirituality. Join us for a conversation that will help you have more meaningful and winsome spiritual conversation with Gen Z (and Gen Alpha)!

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In this episode, we discuss the complex relationship between doubt and faith, exploring how doubt is often misconstrued as sin. Special guest and international speaker Austin Fruits joins us as we share personal stories of doubt, define what doubt truly means, and address cultural challenges that both younger and older generations face in their faith journeys. Listen in as we talk about the importance of encouraging open discussions about doubt, especially among parents and guardians, and highlight practical ways to navigate these challenges through "mirrors, maps, and mystery".