What is the next generation going to be like? Christian Researcher George Barna says look at today's children.

Here's a testimony from Missionaries Bob and Mari Pecoraro in Finland.

The world is changing, this time for the better —do you notice the shift? The youth are beginning to listen and ask questions. They want more in life than what they see waiting for them. Unfulfilled promises, fake government utopias, protests that look like grown ups having nursery-school temper tantrums —have only left them wanting something else.

Dungeons and Dragons - It's more that just a game. It is spiritually dangerous. William Schnoebelen explains why.

A study by a California ethics organization paints a worrisome picture of the next generation.

A recent survey finds that the youngest adults in America are increasingly confused about biblical truth.

It might come as a surprise, but of all generations, today’s teens are the most open to learning about Jesus. A recent report from pollster Barna shows that a whopping 77% of teens are motivated to learn more about Jesus in their lifetime. And this number includes teens who don’t identify as Christian! Gen Zs are curious about Jesus and are asking big questions about faith and the meaning of life.

Are educators sending kids a mixed message about cheating?