Without the moral courage, Busters find themselves dividing into subcultures which they promote and protect. This leads to the current rise in tribalism we are witnessing in our culture. If the church will fight the isolationist tendencies in its midst, it can demonstrate to the world, not only how a group can love one another, but how a group can reach out in love to others very different than themselves. Also, cell groups become vital to reaching Busters as they provide a group setting where Busters can feel the acceptance they crave while they try out the claims of Christianity espoused by the group. Television has become the real world of the Buster.
People tend to accept what they see on TV as truth.
And their values and beliefs are shaped through what they watch. Movies and TV become the major influence in socializing Busters. Their dress, mannerisms, values, hopes and dreams are all significantly shaped by what they see through the electronic media. The church that seeks to reach this generation must learn how to use the media in healthy ways. We must embrace the culture created by the media, sifting out what contradicts Christian values while, at the same time, utilizing everything we can to teach Christian truth.