Leaders of Leaders Podcast
Sean Dunn on the Leaders of Leaders Podcast with Aaron Guyett
Sean Dunn has spent the last 30 years reaching young people with a few simple truths: They matter. They are loved. They are not “mistakes.” There is a future and a hope for them. And most importantly, they need Jesus as their Lord and Savior.
Groundwire, the ministry he founded in 1995, has relayed these truths to hundreds of thousands of young men and women. It is an unapologetically Christian organization, with the ultimate goal to lead those it connects with into a relationship with Jesus Christ. But religion is never the first topic of conversation.
“Young people today are not waking up worried about going to hell,” Dunn says. “They feel like they are going through hell. I’ve learned to speak hope into a hopeless soul and love into someone who doesn't think they are lovable.
“We can't just tell them Jesus loves them; we have to make it so real it grabs their soul.”
Groundwire interrupts their endless scrolling with relevant media that addresses their needs and crisis situations. Videos and images that stand out from the masks so many wear on social media are accompanied by an invitation to chat for free with a Groundwire volunteer – called a coach -- who offers a listening ear and an understanding heart.
Groundwire has seen nearly 1.5 million professions of faith since 2017.
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Sean Dunn has spent the last 30 years reaching young people with a few simple truths: They matter. They are loved. They are not “mistakes.” There is a future and a hope for them. And most importantly, they need Jesus as their Lord and Savior.
Groundwire, the ministry he founded in 1995, has relayed these truths to hundreds of thousands of young men and women. It is an unapologetically Christian organization, with the ultimate goal to lead those it connects with into a relationship with Jesus Christ. But religion is never the first topic of conversation.
“Young people today are not waking up worried about going to hell,” Dunn says. “They feel like they are going through hell. I’ve learned to speak hope into a hopeless soul and love into someone who doesn't think they are lovable.
“We can't just tell them Jesus loves them; we have to make it so real it grabs their soul.”
Groundwire interrupts their endless scrolling with relevant media that addresses their needs and crisis situations. Videos and images that stand out from the masks so many wear on social media are accompanied by an invitation to chat for free with a Groundwire volunteer – called a coach -- who offers a listening ear and an understanding heart.
Groundwire has seen nearly 1.5 million professions of faith since 2017.
Support Brian Sauvé here: https://www.briansauve.com/even-dragons-shall-him-praise
Check Out Brian Sauvé
LeadersofLeaders.com
DiscipledinChrist.org
DiscipledinChrist.com