Stu and Joel are rejoined by Tim as they chat about the Youth Quake in the 1960s and how it shaped youth ministry in the subsequent decades. They look at the Jesus Movement that created Christian communes and coffees house, their return to the established church and how they changed worship music. To the Brass Tacks/Funnel method, No Guts, No Glory and the institutionalisation of those ideas and how it all lead to what we now call the Shock Absorber.01:06 Mosaic chat02:13 Moving forward on the Shock Absorber03:48 Cultural Artefact - The 70s, AC/DC and The Jesus Movement07:38 The 60s Youth Quake saw the rise of The Jesus Movement16:36 How the Jesus Movement became part of the established church22:19 Brass Tacks/Funnel Method26:54 Every form of youth ministry institutionalises29:23 No Guts, No Glory33:00 How the Shock Absorber is the third way50:42 How to prevent institutionalisationWatch this episode on YouTube---------------------------------------DISCUSSED ON THIS EPISODEThe Coming Revolution of Youth Ministry, by Mark Senter IIIThe Four Views of Youth Ministry, by Mark Senter IIIDouble or Bust: The Church needs radical change to engage young people againOverdose by AC/DC---------------------------------------CONTACT USEmail: [email protected]: https://discord.gg/Vb6g4JzD

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