They say this generation is lost in their phones, hopeless, “cooked.” Terry and Kim McMunn have spent decades with young people, and they see something different: a generation hungry for truth.In this episode, Jack sits down with Terry and Kim McMunn, longtime members of Center Bethel Church. Terry is an elder, and both serve in the nursing home and prison ministries and in missionary outreach. Married over 51 years, they also led a Youth for Christ group early in their marriage. They share what they’ve learned about marriage, mentoring, and passing faith from one generation to the next.Scripture: 2 Timothy ch.1 vv.5-6 | Titus 2 | Joel | PsalmsIn this episode:• Marriage advice after 51 years, including why to strike the word “divorce” from your vocabulary• Why a godly marriage is “the closest thing to heaven you’ll have on earth”• Stories from leading a youth group: a 60-passenger church bus and a night of “illegal church” in the dark• Why young people are hungry for authenticity, not watered-down faith• 2 Timothy 1:5 and why discipleship can’t be left to the youth pastor• Why Jack believes Jesus’ disciples were likely teenagers and young adults• How people rise to the level of belief you have in them, and why young people need real responsibility• The $100 bill illustration, and how to “dig the gold” out of people• Discipleship as learner, follower, and apprentice, and why every apprentice needs a mentor• “People don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care”