What happens when college students are encouraged to ask the questions they’re often told not to ask? 👀

As part of the Jude 3 Project’s ASK Initiative, students at FAMU engaged in a real, unfiltered conversation about whether Christianity can stand up to scrutiny.

As part of the Jude 3 Project’s ASK Initiative, this panel discussion at FAMU tackled some of the biggest questions facing a generation: the history of Christianity in Africa, how the gospel has been distorted, why church community still matters, and whether Jesus really offers an answer to the pain, anxiety, and spiritual hunger many people are experiencing.

The conversation gets real. The questions are tough. And the goal is simple: create space to ask, seek, and know what we believe and why we believe it.

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What happens when we create space to ASK the hard questions about Christianity, especially through the lens of Black history, culture, politics, and lived experience?

As part of the Jude 3 Project’s ASK Initiative, this powerful conversation at Morehouse College brings together voices willing to engage some of the most challenging questions surrounding Christianity, Black identity, history, culture, and scripture.

They explore:

• Is Christianity good for Black people?
• What was Christianity’s presence in Africa before the transatlantic slave trade?
• How do we separate biblical Christianity from the ways Christianity has been misused to justify oppression?
• What does Scripture actually say about the role and value of women?

The ASK Initiative is about creating space for young adults to ask honest questions, challenge assumptions, and engage faith thoughtfully and biblically.

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Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/

"The next generation doesn't care about God."

That's a narrative we hear all the time. But what if it's not true?

In this episode of the Jude 3 Project Podcast, Lisa Fields sits down with Ethan, a 14-year-old apologist and Jude 3 Project intern whose passion for Jesus is challenging the assumptions many people have about Gen Z.

From wrestling with depression and suicidal thoughts to boldly sharing the gospel with his peers, Ethan shares how God has transformed his life and why he believes today's teens are asking deeper spiritual questions than many adults realize.

Whether you're a teen or adult, if you've ever wondered...

• Can I question God and still have faith?
• Can I be truly honest with God?
• Where is God when life falls apart?
• How do I know Christianity is actually true?
• Why does repentance matter?
• Can God really use someone my age?

...this conversation is for you.

This isn't just a conversation about teenagers. It's a reminder that God is still raising up bold disciples in every generation.

Grab your own copy of Jude 3 Project's teen-centered curriculum, "Faith That Makes Sense", at https://jude3project.org/shop

Subscribe for more conversations that help you know what you believe and why you believe it.

Support the mission and vision of Jude 3 Project here: https://www.jude3project.org/donate

Grab our curriculum here: https://www.jude3project.org

Take an online course that will help you know what you believe and why here: https://learn.jude3project.org/library/