Anxious, depressed, constantly seeking the next best thing, comparison, one-upping others, lacking community and friendship - broken. These are all words the world is using to label the millennials, zennials and Gen Z. LET'S CHANGE THAT UP! with the help of Upperroom's lead pastor, Michael Freeland Miller. Today, Michael, or "Miller", encourages *us* with words that we need to hear, wisdom that we can carry into our day and a few practicals on how to draw near to Jesus.

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