However, the process of reaching them takes time and lots of effort. With a lack of real heroes to emulate, other than celebrities and sports figures, Millennials have lost sight of direction and purpose. It is up to those who care to get deeply involved, through quality and quantity time. We need to promote the work of God in their lives, and live by example until they are ready to listen to us. Loved ones who become mystified by the behavior and attitudes of teenagers, easily get discouraged and angry, and only push the child away with condemning thoughts and actions.
Accommodation can be dangerous as well.
People of influence becoming immersed in the lives of this generation by choosing the same cultural habits, such as music or dress, can send the child into a tailspin with the lack of balance, direction, purpose in making important life choices. Empathy is the key. It's reacting as Jesus would have reacted by listening, watching and interacting with these kids. This allows parents, mentors, and church leaders to slowly instill biblical principles without threat. You often share eight wonderful principles for parenting the Millennial Generation.