unveiling glory in an age of confusion and shame
Hannah would love to come speak to your group!
Hannah's calling is to bring hope and healing during the confusion of our times. Her gospel-oriented perspective on what is happening in the world is the product of many hours of time spent in prayer, God's word, and in individual and group conversations with Gen Z. What your group will gain by inviting her to come speak to your group is a fresh view of what's happening in the world in light of the promises and plans of God. She also brings practical solutions to debilitating relational and conversational conundrums that will open the way for richer conversations and growth in the families, churches, and organizations that follow Jesus.
Topics
Circles of Mercy
In this talk, Hannah will bring hope and clarity to what it can look like for Christians to engage others during the times in which we live. She will focus specifically on how to engage people with mercy and respect even when their beliefs and lifestyles contradict what the Bible teaches.
Audiences:
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leaders (teachers, pastors, counselors)
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older generations (parents, grandparents)
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older Gen Z (late high school or college/career)
Life Matrix
The Bible has so much to say about the value of men and women that isn't shameful, fearful, or stifling. This talk will give you a broader context and language for the Bible's rich worldview on the values of men and women and equip you to appreciate your own gender as well as the other.
Audiences (material adapted accordingly):
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teachers, pastors, counselors - will focus on how to communicate these truths in a formal setting
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parents/grandparents - will focus on how to communicate these truths in a conversational setting
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high school or college/career - will focus on how to communicate these truths to peers who are questioning, traumatized, or confused
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elementary or junior high - will focus on individual value of male and female, with little to no emphasis on sex or sexual activity
Appreciating
Gen Z
The oldest members of Gen Z (people born between 1997-2012) are now stepping onto the world stage as the next leaders - they're finishing college, getting married, having children (Gen Beta!), and taking positions as teachers, police officers, and even pastors. Yet many Gen Zers feel badly equipped, undervalued, and disqualified from leadership, even in their own lives. How can older generations better understand, appreciate, and rally around them? How can Gen Z step into adult life with confidence and greater understanding of their own place in human history? Hannah will bring you hope and joy where there may be confusion and frustration!
Audiences:
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leaders (teachers, pastors, counselors)
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older generations (parents, grandparents)
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older Gen Z (late high school or college/career)
