Amy is joined by Tricia Scribner to encourage and equip grandparents for intentional discipleship. Using the cultural moment sparked by Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Tricia challenges older believers not to “pass the baton,” but to “get in the game”. Grandparents often underestimate their influence, yet they are among the top voices teens turn to for questions about faith and life. Tricia emphasizes that this season of life—with more free time and hard-earned wisdom—is ideal for re-engaging in spiritual formation. She counters the lies that older Christians “can’t learn” or are “no longer relevant,” offering practical ways to grow in apologetics, engage in conversations, and model critical thinking.

This episode is a call to action: your role in discipleship matters deeply. Whether you’re a parent feeling behind or a grandparent feeling distant, now is the time to step into your influence with purpose and truth.

Main Points Covered

• The role and relevance of grandparents in faith formation

• Challenges older generations face with technology, memory, and cultural shifts

• Combating lies of irrelevance and incapability among mature Christians

• Biblical call to continue running the race—“not time to pass the baton”

• Discipling grandchildren with discernment and cultural awareness

• Socratic questioning and critical thinking as tools for engagement

• Balancing boldness and relational wisdom with adult children

• Practical steps for growing in apologetics and theology at any age

• Testimonies of generational faithfulness and influence