Northside Christian Church

Gen Z (1997–2012)
- Definition: Truth aligns with lived experience, authenticity, and transparency.
- Context: Grew up with social media and digital literacy.
- Example: “If it’s not backed by receipts, it’s not real.”

Millennials (1981–1996)
- Definition: Truth is a mix of facts, context, and empathy.
- Context: Came of age with the internet and globalization.
- Example: “Truth is what makes sense after you’ve Googled it.”

Gen X (1965–1980)
- Definition: Truth is objective but often hidden behind agendas.
- Context: Grew up skeptical of institutions and media.
- Example: “Truth is what you find when you follow the money.”

Boomers (1946–1964)
- Definition: Truth is based on facts, tradition, and trusted sources.
- Context: Raised with strong institutions and broadcast media.
- Example: “Truth is what history teaches and stands the test of time.”

Silent Generation (1928–1945)
- Definition: Truth is moral, enduring, and tied to duty and faith.
- Context: Lived through war, depression, and rebuilding.
- Example: “Truth is what’s right, even when it’s hard.”