20 and Something, Paperback (Frames Series): Have the Time of Your Life (And Figure It All Out Too)

Twentysomethings today are redefining what this decade means and what making a positive contribution to society looks like. One reality is today's economy - you may find yourself a recent college graduate with no job prospects. As such, many twentysomethings are shifting away from career, to calling, looking for ways to impact the world. Or maybe for you, a career or job is what you do in order to support the more meaningful work you love, like photography, music, brewing, or traveling. Likely you have found a tribe of like-minded people who are taking the journey with you, asking yourselves big questions like what to do with life, what does it mean, why should I settle down with a spouse and house so soon? These questions have huge ramifications for all aspects of society. Twentysomethings need new ways of thinking about institutions and finding rootedness in a transient culture, while at the same time institutions need new ways of thinking about and incorporating twentysomethings. Join David H. Kim, the executive director of the Center for Faith and Work at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, as he walks through the uniqueness of this transformative decade. Your Quarterlife Doesn't Have to be a Crisis 20 and Something is for emerging adults and anyone wondering about "those millennials." Twentysomethings today are different than twentysomethings of any other generation. But you already know thatyoure redefining what it looks like to "grow up," contribute to society, and live a meaningful life. Even so, big questions lie aheadquestions about work, calling, marriage, family, faith, and more. How you relate to these institutions will have huge ramificationsfor your own life, of course, but also for the rest of society, because institutions need new ways of relating to you as well. 20 and Something is part of the FRAMES series - short yet meaningful reads on the top issues facing us in todays complex culture. It's a new kind of book brought to you by Barna Group, to help you read less, and know more. There Is A New Reality For Twentysomethings In The 21st Century. The Norm Among Twentysomethings In The 1960s Was Married, Employed, With Kids. The Norm Now: Digitally Connected, Unmarried Tribes Who Are Redefining The Way We Do Life. This Book Unpacks How And Why Being A Twentysomething Is Different And How To Navigate This Season Of Life Well. There is a new reality for twentysomethings in the 21st century--it's a different decade with different goals than it was even a generation ago. This ebook unpacks how and why being a twentysomething isn't what it used to be, and how to navigate this season of life and launch your adulthood well