Teen Quest Podcast

We know that the family is the most basic to any culture you have there’s so much of an attack on the family today. My guest today is *Scott Martin, a pastor, lawyer, father and believer in Christ. last time we began talking about the attack on the family so today we’re going to continue our discussion of the family on this addition of TEEN QUEST.

For Centuries, the nuclear family has been defined as one man and one woman rearing their children. Unfortunately, the family today is under attack with high divorce, divorced unmarried couples living together and now gay marriage with the family survive. What will the family look like in the future today my guest is *Scott Martin, a pastor, lawyer, father and believer in Christ Scott and and I will talk about the attack of the family on this addition of Teen Quest

Have you ever wondered about death? Many people do. Questions like these often come to our minds: Does God control when we die? Can we shorten our life by the way we live? These are serious questions that almost everyone thinks about at some point.

The Bible tells us that death will come to all of us, except for those who are taken to be with the Lord at the rapture. We do not know the day or the hour, but one day death will knock on our door.

Let me ask you something very personal. Do you ever feel afraid of dying? Do you ever wonder what happens after this life is over?

Today, we are going to look straight into God’s Word and answer the question: Does God control our death? On this edition of Teen Quest

Does truth really matter in today’s world many people believe the truth is relative what’s the truth for you may not be true for me, but is truth really just a matter of personal perspective or is there an absolute standard. For the next 15 minutes we’re going to explore what the Bible has to say about truth- does truth matter on this addition of Teen Quest.

Let me ask you something. Do Christians still have a voice in public today? Or are we being pushed to stay quiet? 

You often hear people say the Constitution teaches “separation of church and state.” But when you read our founding history, you see something important. The founders did not want to push God out of public life. Many of them believed faith in God was important for the country.

Have you ever experienced something so wonderful that you just couldn’t wait to tell the world that’s exactly how we should feel about our faith because someone something truly incredible has happened to us eternal life through Jesus Christ. Well stick with me for the next 15 minutes as we explore how you can make eternal impact on the lives of those around you on this addition of Teen Quest.

Our Kids Are Being Radicalized, And Many Parents Don’t Even Realize It 

The tragic murder of Charlie Kirk is a sobering reminder. His killer was so radicalized that he believed he had to silence Charlie’s voice permanently. 

What’s happening to our kids? How are they being influenced to such dangerous extremes? 

Today we’re going to take a hard look at the radical groups targeting young people, the methods they use to shape their thinking, and how ordinary kids are being drawn into dangerous ideologies without parents even knowing.

I want to take you to a journey back through history, a warning from the past that speaks directly into our moment today. It’s a story of how liberal theology crept into the church how it reshaped denominations how it influence, culture, and how despite all of this God continue to raise up faithful witnesses, so let me ask you what happens when the church trades the truth of scripture for the approval of the world. Well stick with me because HISTORY answers that question on this addition of TEEN QUEST.

Today , I want to take you back to a moment in American history that quietly but profoundly changed our nation. It is a story about children, prayer, the courts, and a shift in values that still affects us today. 

In 1962, the Herricks School District in Long Island, New York, opened the school day with a short, positive prayer recited by students in their classrooms. This prayer was approved by the New York Board of Regents as a brief, nondenominational prayer. It was not tied to any specific religion or denomination. It was intended simply to encourage moral reflection and a dependence upon God. 

Today Mark Witt reads the simple prayer that caused such controversy and why it was outlawed. “The prayer kids were forbidden on this edition of Teen Quest.

Why has the assassination of Charlie Kirk captured so much attention in almost every corner of the media? His influence was greater than many realized. Through Turning Point USA, Charlie reached not only Christian Republicans but also youth from every walk of life. They either loved him or hated him because of his holy boldness, his refusal to compromise truth and his determination to stand on principle no matter the cost.  Why is this particular assignation receiving wall to wall coverage in most media?  We are going to talk about a Generation Awakened on this addition of Teen Quest. 

Parents and Grandparents are always excited about their kids getting involved with sports, but what about youth ministry. Do they have the same enthusiasm? Not so sure. 

Is youth ministry all that important? If it is just a babysitting session or fun and games I say no, but youth ministry should have a lot more than just fun and games. 

Today I am going to provide 7 elements of a vital youth ministry on this edition of Teen Quest. 

I want to take you to a journey back through history, a warning from the past that speaks directly into our moment today. It’s a story of how liberal theology crept into the church how it reshaped denominations how it influence, culture, and how despite all of this God continue to raise up faithful witnesses, so let me ask you what happens when the church trades the truth of scripture for the approval of the world. Well stick with me because HISTORY answers that question on this addition of TEEN QUEST.

We are living in a world filled with broken people. People struggling with mental illness, people wounded by failed marriages, people battling addiction to drugs and alcohol. The list goes on. 

But do broken people matter? 

God loves them deeply. Let’s look at what God has to say about broken people on this edition of Teen Quest.

America is only 250 years old. When you compare that to nations that have existed for a thousand years or more, we are still young. But in these 250 years, we have lived through a lot. 

We have seen great presidents and we have seen presidents who were not so great. We have faced wars, even a civil war that nearly destroyed us. We have endured economic collapses, depressions, the dust bowl, pandemics, riots, and the shock of September 11th when the World Trade Center became a symbol of tragedy and vulnerability. 

And through it all, America survived. Will America continue to survive? Today we are going to talk about “America you are too young to fail” on this addition of Teen Quest. 

Today, the phrase Christian nationalism is used a lot by the media as a label and not a definition. 

Christians who pray for their nation, vote their values, support godly leadership, or speak openly about Scripture are increasingly told they are extremists, dangerous, or trying to force religion on others. 

Today Mark Witt talks about the label others are placing on Christians and why. “What is CHRISTIAN NATIONALISM” on this edition of Teen Quest. 

The news is filled with bad headlines, but God is writing a different story. Across America, young people are searching for truth, and many are finding it in Scripture. They are asking questions about eternity, and they want real answers.

Today, Mark Witt focuses on Eternal Destinations on this edition of Teen Quest.

The Bible can be quoted accurately and still be used wrongly. Satan does it. False teachers do it. And if we’re not careful, we can do it too. They say to identify a counterfeit 20 dollar bill one has to study the real dollar so much that when he sees a fake one he knows its counterfeit. Today we are going to talk about distorting the scripture for your own benefit on this edition of Teen Quest.

For over 100 years, Sunday School was the center of church life. It began in Gloucester, England, in 1780 as a rescue mission for children with no education and no biblical direction. Millions of kids in America were shaped through Sunday School, but today it has faded in most churches. On this edition of Teen Quest, we will talk about the history and why Sunday School type discipleship is needed now more than ever.