EP 109: Life After High School with Special Guest: Dr Chad Everhart | 03.08.21

<p>The Couch Time Podcast</p> <p><strong>Life After High School with Special Guest: Dr Chad Everhart</strong></p> <p>03.08.21</p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p> <p>00:00 | Intro</p> <p><br></p> <p>02:38 | Life After High School: State of the Union</p> <p>- Between the years of 18 &amp; 25, young men and women need MORE discipleship, not less.</p> <p>- This is an age range where they are really trying to figure out what they believe and are wrestling with all the different questions that are coming at them.</p> <p>- The worldview that they develop in these years will be primarily what they will believe for the rest of their lives.</p> <p>- This age range is almost like starting the pre-school years over again.</p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p> <p>06:16 | The Drop Off</p> <p>- Parents can often drop off their kids and think that just because they were raised in a Christian environment that everything will just be fine.</p> <p>- Your kids at this age, by and large, love and value you more than you might realize. They care about your opinion.</p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p> <p>09:28 | What are some of the factors in students that thrive spiritually in college?</p> <p>- The kids that have parents daily involved spiritually in their life. It's what their parents are investing in them, not just a "Sunday" thing.</p> <p>- Their faith has been tested before. They've wrestled with hard questions and know what they believe and how it applies to their life.</p> <p>- They are prepared and resolute. They know and are practicing spiritual disciplines. They know what church they will be a part of. They've been connected to the campus ministry. And they are committed to doing/being a part of all these things.</p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p> <p>15:48 | The sobering truth</p> <p>- Most parents do not think about or ask about where their student should go to church.</p> <p>- When you do not communicate or asking about a church, then it is impressed on them that church is an optional thing.</p> <p>- With COVID, it's