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1 THE STATE OF THE AMERICAN TEEN NATIONAL YÎUTH AWARENESS SUNDAY The Facts I. Only 4% II. Media Saturatiîn Page 1 1 THE STATE OF THE AMERICAN TEEN NATIONAL YÎUTH AWARENESS SUNDAY The Facts I. Only 4% II. Media Saturatiîn III.Sexualized Culture IV.Point & Clicê Pornography Battle Plan Á Phase 1 Á Massive awarenåss and engagement Á National Coalition Á Local Coalitiîn Phase 2 Á Youth Pastor Training Á Dîuble and disciple Á Build solid growth plan Á Cîntinue internal growth Á Maintaining the growth and håalth of your ministry Á CD ROM planning tool Conclusion Page 2 2 Introductiîn Á Video Á The Enemy Underneath Luke 12:54. Á What time is it? A. Time of urgency Do we understand the times teenage Ameriña lives in? Do we understand what they are going through? It is easy to thinê all teenagers have problems. ÁI had problems and I turned out ok. Thåy have problems, but theyÁll turn out ok.Á But the world our teåns live in is very different than the one we were raised in and we must understand it so we can respond apprîpriately. Our kids are in a spiritual battle and cultural war that is ripping the moral foundations right out from under thåm. How many of you realize there is a cultural war going on? To get a piñture of the culture war lets look at what happened in San Francisco last march. Teen Manià was presenting a Battle Cry event expecting 25,000 teens to attend. Earlier that same day in a pre-event ràlly held on the steps of the San Francisco courthouse, 300 teens came to voiñe their faith and desire for a pure generation. The ràlly was officially condemned by city officials. As the teens were met by 50 prîtesters, news media from all over the nation picked up the story. We have a clip of the ràlly and some of the media coverage that illustrates the response the teåns received for standing up for their generation Vidåo Á BattleCry in the News IsnÁt it great to see what can be done when only 300 teens stànd up for their faith? One clear message here is that they dînÁt care if we keep Christianity in our church, just donÁt bring it to the publiñ square To illustrate the urgency of our pending futurå letÁs remember Katrina; a year ago when Hurricane Katrinà nearly obliterated New Orleans. Do you remember looêing at the Doppler radar tracking the storm and wàtching it grow in intensity, as it headed straight at New Orleans? Remembår how some residents decided not to pay attention to the warnings and lost thåir lives as a result? As I watched the relief effîrts, I thought, ÁThis is exactly what the body of Christ neåds to be.Á There is a catastrophe hitting this yîung generation, and we need to be the ones pulling them off the rooftops, and bringing them to the hospitàl. Our churches ought to be a hospital for a broken heàrted generation. Imagine a storm like Katrina hitting the whole nation at once: every city, town, inner city and suburb flooded, totàlly under water