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Sara Barratt says it is time to trade confusion for clarity and live boldly for God in a world gone crazy.Sara Barratt is Editor-in-Chief for TheRebelution.com, a growing online platform that reaches more than half a million Christian teens, parents, and youth workers each year. She's a frequent speaker on topics including using your teen years for Christ, biblically navigating culture, and godly dating and relationships. She's also written for The Gospel Coalition, Desiring God, Girl Defined, and Crosswalk. She is the author of Love Riot and Stand Up, Stand Strong.No matter how young or old we are, or how much or how little influence we think we have, God calls us to boldly engage our upside-down culture through the lens of his truth.Today on Connections, Sara offers practical ways to stay rooted in God's truth while engaging culture with the redemptive story of the gospel--no matter the cost.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we talk to systemic psychotherapist, consultant and filmmaker Charlotte Burck about her inspiration and process of making this personal film about the development of systemic family psychotherapy at the Tavistock Clinic, UK. Charlotte shares  professional and personal stories about this unique time and the joys and challenges of bringing this story to film. The film Working from the Margins. The development of systemic psychotherapy at the Tavistock Clinic can be viewed for free here: https://youtu.be/wMSX_PJSgb0 Charlotte Burck's Bio (taken from The Taos Institute):Charlotte is an honorary consultant systemic psychotherapist at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, and is director of the Family Therapy and Systemic Research Centre, a resource for systemic, social constructionist, narrative, dialogical therapists and researchers and the public. The FTSRC website, which is hosted on the Tavistock & Portman website, holds a database of research references pertinent to the field, of qualitative and process research, of effectiveness and outcome research, and of links to researchers and their websites.Charlotte worked for 25 years as a consultant systemic psychotherapist, trainer, supervisor and researcher in the child and adolescent mental health department of the Tavistock Clinic, where she did clinical work, carried out research and trained systemic clinicians at all levels. With David Campbell, she designed and then ran the Professional Doctorate in Systemic Psychotherapy, a research programme for systemic psychotherapists to explore clinical and organisational questions close to their heart. She had a special clinical interest in working with families who have experienced violence or high parental conflict.With her colleague Gillian Hughes, Charlotte set up a small team, Refugee Resilience Collective in March 2016, offering weekly narrative-systemic psychosocial and political resilience-based support to refugees and volunteers, in the Calais area, which continues offering weekly support to volunteers in Calais and to voluntary organisations working with refugees in Greece.Charlotte is the author of Multilingual Living. Explorations of Language and Subjectivity, based on her Phd research, and is co-author (with Gwyn Daniel) of Gender and Family Therapy, co-editor (with Gwyn Daniel) of Mirrors and Reflections: Processes in Systemic Supervision, co-editor (with Ellie Kavner & Sara Barratt) of Positions and Polarities in Contemporary Systemic Practice. The legacy of David Campbell, co-editor (with Bebe Speed) of Gender, Power and Relationships, She is the series editor (with Gwyn Daniel) of the Routledge Systemic Thinking and Practice Series, which commissions books from systemic and narrative psychotherapists, organisational consultants and others, relevant to the systemic, narrative and dialogical fields. Other publications can be located at: repository.tavistockandportman.ac.uk/view/creators/BurckCharlotte recently trained as a documentary film-maker, and to date has made two films featuring refugees. It remains crucial to her to develop and sustain connections with other systemic, social constructionist, narrative, and dialogical professionals, as well as to critical theorists and psychosocial colleagues, in order to sustain solidarity and creativit

If we live according to the gospel, we're going to make waves. Why? Because the way of Christ is countercultural. It doesn't go with the flow, compromise on truth, or stay silent in the face of injustice—so neither can we. No matter how young or old we are, or how much or how little influence we think we have, God calls us to boldly engage our upside-down culture through the lens of his truth. With powerful examples from Scripture and stories from teens today and through the centuries, Sara Barratt equips teens to live with a biblical worldview, approach today's hot-button issues with godly wisdom, and influence their generation for the glory of God. Tackling tough topics like sexuality, addiction, identity, media, and much more, Sara offers practical ways to stay rooted in God's truth while engaging culture with the redemptive story of the gospel—no matter the cost. Find out more at SaraBarratt.com. Books by Sara Barratt: Stand Up, Stand Strong Love Riot The Shaun Tabatt Show is part of the Destiny Image Podcast Network.

A shocking 70 percent of young adults are leaving the church and it's critical we examine why this is the case. It's a revolutionary call to go out and share the gospel, shares Sara Barratt, the Editor-in-Chief of Rebelution.com. She is also the author of two phenomenal books, Love Riot and Stand Up, Stand Strong. Sara unpacks the reasons why today's youth are fleeing the church and embracing a secular worldview, and how Christians can push back against this deceptive post-truth message. “Following Jesus is so much more than having pizza parties at your church,” Sara declares. She encourages today's young people to live boldly and set apart in today's anti-Christian culture by investing in their relationship with Jesus every day.   TAKEAWAYS Rebelution is associated with the smash-hit book and movement sparked by Do Hard Things, written by Alex and Brett Harris. The foundations of an objective reality are dissolved by the modern “post-truth” viewpoint. Too many mentors and parents are simply not investing in and discipling today's youth. Children are being bombarded with immodest, anti-God messages at a skyrocketing rate  

A shocking 70 percent of young adults are leaving the church and it's critical we examine why this is the case. It's a revolutionary call to go out and share the gospel, shares Sara Barratt, the Editor-in-Chief of Rebelution.com. She is also the author of two phenomenal books, Love Riot and Stand Up, Stand Strong. Sara unpacks the reasons why today's youth are fleeing the church and embracing a secular worldview, and how Christians can push back against this deceptive post-truth message. “Following Jesus is so much more than having pizza parties at your church,” Sara declares. She encourages today's young people to live boldly and set apart in today's anti-Christian culture by investing in their relationship with Jesus every day. TAKEAWAYS Rebelution is associated with the smash-hit book and movement sparked by Do Hard Things, written by Alex and Brett Harris The foundations of an objective reality are dissolved by the modern “post-truth” viewpoint Too many mentors and parents are simply not investing in and discipling today's youth Children are being bombarded with immodest, anti-God messages at a skyrocketing rate

This week on the UncommonTEEN Podcast, I get the incredible honor of having Sara Barratt join me again!This is the second time that Sara has been on the UncommonTEEN Podcast, and ladies...let me tell you, there's a reason she's back!Sara has such a huge heart for Jesus and for reaching teens for the Lord.  On this week's episode, Sara shares with you the message behind her new book, Stand Up, Stand Strong. In this book, she addresses the questions that are often causing confusion among Christian teens today:How do I navigate the LGBT+ issues as a Christian?How can I know who I am in such a "be yourself" world?How should I think about things like Critical Race Theory? Abortion? Transgenderism? Media?How can I apply biblical truth to the hot-button issues of today and remain faithful to God...even in an anti-Christian world?Connect with SaraInstagram @SarabarrattauthorWebsite: sarabarratt.comFind her new book on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, ChristianBook.com and more!Connect with UncommonTEENInstagram: @uncommon.teenWebsite: www.UncommonTEEN.comApp: UncommonTEENapp.comJoin us this Friday night on Instagram for our Live Q&A! Submit your questions on the "Questions for IG Q&A" tab inside the app!

It's a hard conversation. As we talk with our teens about abortion and other difficult issues, are we listening and educating or are we creating division? Dawn and Steve tackle how to approach this topic based on an article by Alicia Searl called "How to Talk to Your Teen about Abortion." The morning team continues the conversation about guiding our teens with insight from Sara Barratt's piece "Why Christian Teens Have an Identity Crisis."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Young author Sara Barratt speaks to her peers on standing for truth and living for the glory of God in a culture saturated in relativism. Sara Barratt Get Sara's book Stand Up, Stand Stron The Dr. Jeff Show on YouTube Summit Ministries  Summit Student Conferences Reflect: Christian worldview commentaries on popular movies and songs

Sara Barratt says it is time to trade confusion for clarity and live boldly for God in a world gone crazy. Sara Barratt is Editor-in-Chief for TheRebelution.com, a growing online platform that reaches more than half a million Christian teens, parents, and youth workers each year. She's a frequent speaker on topics including using your teen years for Christ, biblically navigating culture, and godly dating and relationships. She's also written for The Gospel Coalition, Desiring God, Girl Defined, and Crosswalk. She is the author of Love Riot and Stand Up, Stand Strong. No matter how young or old we are, or how much or how little influence we think we have, God calls us to boldly engage our upside-down culture through the lens of his truth. Today on Connections, Sara offers practical ways to stay rooted in God's truth while engaging culture with the redemptive story of the gospel--no matter the cost. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sara Barratt, Editor at Rebelution, has a brand new book to encourage young Christians, "Stand Up, Stand Strong: A Call to Bold Faith in a Confused Culture." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are you having a hard time speaking up for what you believe? Do you have a teen struggling to make sense of their faith? On today's show, Jason and Sara Barratt, editor-in-chief at The Rebelution, discuss ways Christians can stand firm against the prevailing opinions that oppose Christianity and offer encouragement for moms and dads raising their kids in the Word of God. The Rebelution Website Sara Barratt Website Jason Jimenez on Social Media Follow @JasonPJimenez on Twitter Follow @JasonPJiminez on Instagram Subscribe to Jason Jimenez on YouTube Additional Resources Challenging Conversations book on Amazon Stand Strong Ministries Website Stand Strong Ministries on Facebook

How do we navigate a world that is post-truth when we, as Christ-followers, seek to live by truth? Sara Barratt is challenging teens and young adults to live a gospel-defined life instead of a life defined by the world. Sara talks with Ken and Deb about some of the hot-button issues today in a conversation that seeks to influence, with compassion, an upside-down world with what is true and full of hope! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

05/10/2022 – Sara Barratt –22-year-old editor-in-chief of the Rebelution, helping her generation think through many confusing cultural issues.

Cultural relevance has become a challenge for Christianity. So much in our world is moving and changing like we never imagined. In a world that keeps changing truth, how can we help our teens to focus on the truth of God? Sara Barratt is the author of “Stand Up, Stand Strong” and has advice for … Continue reading 071 Terese Talk: Stand Up, Stand Strong →

A discussion on the news headlines of the day, then I speak with Sara Barratt, Stand Up, Stand Strong: A Call to Bold Faith in a Confused Culture, (Baker Books)  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

14 years after Do Hard Things released, hundreds of thousands of lives have been impacted and yet the movement is still going strong. Join our host Sara Barratt as she chats with Alex and Brett Harris on how their lives have changed since they started this rebelutionary movement, what they'd change in Do Hard Things if they could, and the one piece of advice they want to give every teenager.The RebelutionDo Hard Things: The BookThe Young WriterThe Author ConservatoryIf you enjoyed this conversation, leave us a review and hit subscribe to never miss an episode! 

"The truth of the gospel is that we will never be good enough to cover up the fact that we are sinners separated from God, and the beauty of the gospel is that Jesus was good enough for us. He sacrificed His life even though He was not deserving of death."Join us as we talk with author and speaker, Sara Barratt! One of Sara's favorite phrases is "reflect and deflect" and that reminds her to reflect the love of Jesus and deflect all praise, glory, and honor back to Him. Listen as Sara encourages us to live wholeheartedly and unashamedly for Christ, standing strong on the rock solid foundation of His truth.

In this interview, we talk about struggles that young people are facing from the eyes of a young adult. Sara Barrett is a blogger on therebelution.com and has authored two books, one Love Riot, and soon to release Stand up, Stand Strong.  Sara is a bold believer and has a great testimony.  She has a great perspective and believes we should give everything for Jesus. You can find Sara on her website, on Facebook, and on Instagram You can buy her book on Amazon, or wherever books are sold. She is currently reading. Unquestioned answers by Jeff MyersConfronting injustice without compromising truth by Thaddeus J. Williams  

Sara Barratt is an author, speaker, avid reader, chocolate lover, and managing editor for TheRebelution.com, a growing online platform that reaches more than half a million Christian teens, parents, and youth workers each year. She's a frequent speaker on topics including using your teen years for Christ, biblical worldview, and godly dating and relationships. She wrote her first book Love Riot: A Teenage Call to Live with Relentless Abandon for Christ when she was eighteen and her second book Stand Up, Stand Strong: A Call to Bold Faith in a Confused Culture releases April 2022 in partnership with Summit Ministries. Her work has been featured on numerous websites including The Gospel Coalition, Crosswalk, Desiring God, Girl Defined, and Crosswalk. She's been a guest on numerous radio shows and podcasts including The Eric Metaxas Show, Moody Radio, and WMUZ. Her passion is challenging and encouraging her peers to live sold out and set apart for Jesus. When she's not writing or dreaming up new book ideas, she loves spending time with family and friends, taking long walks, drinking copious amounts of tea, and scribbling down random thoughts that eventually get lost in her purse. Get Connected with Sara Barratt: · Facebook · Instagram · Website Get Connected with Youth & Culture: · Facebook · Instagram · Youtube Covenant Eyes: If you want more information on Covenant Eyes and how to protect your home or use it as a resource for parents and students in your ministry then click the link! Make sure you signup today! Music Provided by hooksounds.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ryan-sebastian/message

There's a special announcement at the end of this episode, so make sure to listen all the way to the end!!Join us this week as we interview 21-year old author, Sara Barratt as she talks about what apathy is and how to overcome it as a teen girl.With so many things coming against teens today...so many distracts, it can be really easy to become indifference about your walk with God, but it doesn't have to be that way. "With passion and authenticity, teen author Sara Barratt calls on her generation to reject apathy and embrace a daring, costly faith. Not content with safe religion that demands nothing of us, Sara shows teens how they can stop giving in to the status quo and devote themselves fully to Christ, following him no matter what their friends do or the culture around them does. She challenges them to give everything over--their comfort zones, their time, their loyalties, their pride--and discover that in losing control they are gaining the life that was meant for them all along. Love Riot is a battle cry from one teen to another to embrace a life of wholehearted commitment and relentless abandon for Christ . . . no matter the cost."Find more about Sara and get a copy of her book: www.sarabarratt.comor IG: @sarabarrattauthorFollow UncommonTEEN:www.UncommonTEEN.comIG: @uncommon.teen

In this first episode, CoCo and GodsChild tell the story of how they met and how God brought them close in just a short amount of time. They also want to encourage you to stay in the Word and pray constantly for friendships and relationships. MENTIONED LINKS: CoCo's blog, https://cocoschitchat.com/ GodsChild's blog, https://30minutesinthelifeofateenager.wordpress.com/ Love Riot by Sara Barratt, https://sarabarratt.com/books/love-riot/ Encountering Our Wild God by Kim Meeder, https://store.focusonthefamily.com/encountering-our-wild-god-ways-to-experience-his-untamable-presence-every-day/ This Changes Everything by Jaquelle Crowe Ferris, https://www.jaquellecrowe.com/my-book The Young Writers Workshop Info Page, https://theyoungwriter.com/workshop-students

Can a "holy uprising" be on its way? First-time author Sara Barratt covers that possibility in "Love Riot," calling for teenagers in particular to live with "reckless abandon" in an age when so much good seems to be unraveling.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.