We’re hearing the full blend of skepticism, joy, critique, and applause surrounding the recent non-stop gatherings on university campuses. Asbury, Cedarville, Lee University, and others have experienced unique...
According to a Harvard University survey, 51 percent of young adults between the ages of 18 and 29 do not support capitalism. Many millennials feel that capitalism causes...
There’s a joke on the internet that millennials and Gen Z don’t know how to write a check and aren’t comfortable talking on a telephone, but—by George—they know...
Oftentimes, when twentysomethings find themselves metaphorically (or sometimes literally) staring in the mirror asking why their life isn’t having an impact—smack in the middle of a quarter-life crisis—they...
In my last article, I shared about burnout, the first stage of a quarter-life crisis. Today we are going to take a look at the second stage: the...
A quarter-life crisis has three stages, I shared in my last article. Today we are going to take a look at the first stage: burnout. I attended a...
I recently told the story of how I purchased my dream car when I was twenty-two years old—and then promptly totaled it in a four-car pile-up. That’s certainly...
What are my twenties for? It’s a question of purpose, significance, and direction; rife with tension and anxiety, full of your own expectations and those of parents, churches,...
A mid-life crisis is no longer the center of attention, because a quarter-life crisis has emerged onto the scene. Everyone over the age of thirty seems to talk...
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