Project Arctos Ed76 Religion and Morality

Project Arctos Ed 80 Why is Community So Hard

Why is Community So Hard ? By Lilia Tse Finding community has been so hard for the Christian Millennial and Gen Z generations. These generations have moved around much more than Gen X or Boomers. Most Gen X and Boomers grew up, went to school, went to church, found their spouses and even had their jobs exactly in the same area or town. If they moved, it would be a single big relocation. Meanwhile many Millennials moved for college, graduate school, internships, study abroad, jobs, spouses, parents, kids and more. Read more: https://www.projectarctos.com/archive/2025/why-is-community-so-hard [https://www.projectarctos.com/archive/2025/why-is-community-so-hard] Support Us https://www.projectarctos.com/donate Contact Us https://www.projectarctos.com/contact ------------------------------------------------------------- Project Arctos is a ministry of Kingdom Resources for Christ: e-krc.org

Project Arctos Ed80 Recognizing Generational Anxiety

Parents teach their children ideals for many different reasons. The main thing that parents want for their children is for them to live a healthy life. However, what parents want for their children can look different for everyone. Some believe that living a happy life can mean having a successful career where you have financial freedom to do anything you want. Some believe it’s getting married and starting a family of your own. And some believe it’s through a life in Christ. All of these beliefs can also be rooted from fears. Fears of the challenges the world has for us, including fear of rejection, not finding salvation, as well as believing we’ve wasted our lives. Read more: https://www.projectarctos.com/archive/80/recognizing-generational-anxiety Support Us https://www.projectarctos.com/donate Contact Us https://www.projectarctos.com/contact ------------------------------------------------------------- Project Arctos is a ministry of Kingdom Resources for Christ: e-krc.org

Project Arctos Ed76 Religion and Morality

In recent years, I’ve heard many Christians ex­press concern about the religious and moral fi­ber of America. Most of the time, America’s reli­gious fiber and moral fiber are treated as one and the same. The concerns that people express usually go something like this: The American public, and especially the younger generation, are increasingly areligious and anti-Christian. If this country turns away from God, then what will become of us? read more: https://www.projectarctos.com/archive/76/religion-and-morality ------------------------------------------------------------ www.projectarctos.com Project Arctos exists as a space for those who may not feel they belong, who desire guidance in mastering their gifts, and who are ready to be empowered through a supportive community to bring their gifts to a world often not yet ready to welcome them. Born out of the Chinese church yet focused on English-speaking populations, we know what it is like to not belong to the world. We know what it’s like to feel like a fish out of water, trying to live by rules we didn’t grow up with. Whether you’re an outcast or simply looking for a place to fit into, this is a space where you may find rest and prepare for entry into the wider world, where a mission much larger than yourself (or any one of us) awaits. Support Us https://www.projectarctos.com/donate Contact Us https://www.projectarctos.com/contact ------------------------------------------------------------- Project Arctos is a ministry of Kingdom Resources for Christ: e-krc.org

Project Arctos Ed75 The End of Ministry by Scott Yi

This past year, I learned just how insubstantial my past achievements really were. I have finally come to the understanding that after doing 15+ years of ministry in all sorts of capacities and roles, this part of my life is truly over. I am no longer a minister, no longer a pastor, no longer a spiritual leader in any sense. And I guess I’m okay with that. read more: https://www.projectarctos.com/archive/75/the-end-of-ministry ------------------------------------------------------------ www.projectarctos.com Project Arctos exists as a space for those who may not feel they belong, who desire guidance in mastering their gifts, and who are ready to be empowered through a supportive community to bring their gifts to a world often not yet ready to welcome them. Born out of the Chinese church yet focused on English-speaking populations, we know what it is like to not belong to the world. We know what it’s like to feel like a fish out of water, trying to live by rules we didn’t grow up with. Whether you’re an outcast or simply looking for a place to fit into, this is a space where you may find rest and prepare for entry into the wider world, where a mission much larger than yourself (or any one of us) awaits. Support Us https://www.projectarctos.com/donate Contact Us https://www.projectarctos.com/contact ------------------------------------------------------------- Project Arctos is a ministry of Kingdom Resources for Christ: e-krc.org

Project Arctos Ed71 A Resolution for Self Extinction

A few months ago, the New York Times did a profile on a man named Les Knight. Les Knight is the founder of the Voluntary Human Extinction Movement. The organization, created in 1991, has an incredibly threadbare website, with webpages proudly displayed in Times New Roman and looking as if the site had never been updated since its first years of existence. But despite the lack of modern design sensibilities, Voluntary Human Extinction is a philosophical worldview that has steadily gained popularity over the past few decades. The idea is one of environmental extremism, positing that in order to ensure the survival of the planet, humans should willingly refrain from procreation. If we want to reverse the damage that humanity has wrought, we need to have less kids, they argue. The movement does not advocate genocide, suicide, infanticide, or any other sort of violent solution in their zeal to save the earth. They simply want people to choose to end their family line. read more: https://www.projectarctos.com/archive/71/resolution-for-self-extinction ------------------------------------------------------------ www.projectarctos.com Project Arctos exists as a space for those who may not feel they belong, who desire guidance in mastering their gifts, and who are ready to be empowered through a supportive community to bring their gifts to a world often not yet ready to welcome them. Born out of the Chinese church yet focused on English-speaking populations, we know what it is like to not belong to the world. We know what it’s like to feel like a fish out of water, trying to live by rules we didn’t grow up with. Whether you’re an outcast or simply looking for a place to fit into, this is a space where you may find rest and prepare for entry into the wider world, where a mission much larger than yourself (or any one of us) awaits. Support Us https://www.projectarctos.com/donate Contact Us https://www.projectarctos.com/contact ------------------------------------------------------------- Project Arctos is a ministry of Kingdom Resources for Christ: e-krc.org