Conversations
to Navigate This Present Age.
Meet the Series
What If One Conversation Could Change Everything?
We’re navigating a world that looks very different from what it did a generation ago. Present Conversations brings people together to talk honestly about the challenges children, families, and communities face today—and to put words to the things often felt, but rarely spoken.
Watch Episode One
Our first episode is here. Press play and join the conversation about the challenges children, families, and communities face today.
Why It Matters
Why We’re Talking.
The conversations we avoid are often the ones that matter most. When we make room for thoughtful questions and honest answers, we can better understand what young people are experiencing and how to support them.
Present Conversations is a series from Present Age Ministries that makes difficult topics easier to approach. Each episode offers insight, practical takeaways, and a starting point for conversations of your own.
Silence doesn’t keep kids safe. Conversation can.
Topics
What We’ll Explore.
Our conversations draw on the experience of advocates, professionals, parents, and community leaders. Topics may include online safety, relationships, exploitation, trauma, parenting, faith, and the questions emerging in today’s culture.
We aim to speak with care, make complex issues understandable, and leave you with something useful to carry into your home or community.
Topics May Include:
Online Safety
Relationships
Exploitation
Trauma
Parenting
Faith
Today’s Culture
Watch or Listen
Where You Can Find Us.
Want More? Join the Community.
The conversation doesn’t have to end when an episode does. Join our online community through the Present Age learning platform for extended conversations, additional resources, and more ways to explore each topic. Go deeper at your own pace and connect what you’re learning to the conversations happening in your home and community.
After You Listen
Keep the Conversation Going.
An episode can open a door. What happens next often starts with one question, one moment of listening, or one conversation with someone you care about. Share an episode with a friend, parent, educator, or leader—and keep talking.
After you watch or listen, consider asking:
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What stood out to you?
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What do you wish more people understood about this topic?
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Who could you have a conversation with this week?