Bryson Sanger is a dedicated youth pastor who’s passionate about guiding teens through the complex challenges of today’s world. As the son of Dr. Laura Sanger, Bryson grew up immersed in conversations about spiritual warfare and faith but has carved his own path in ministry. With a deep understanding of the struggles teens face—from identity crises to the pervasive influence of social media and pornography—Bryson brings empathy, wisdom, and biblical truth to his work. His candid approach helps young people confront difficult issues while finding their true identity in Christ.

In this powerful episode, Bryson Sanger opens up about the spiritual battles facing today’s youth. From the influence of social media and music to struggles with pornography and identity, Bryson dives deep into the issues shaping the next generation. He shares personal stories of overcoming addiction, finding freedom through vulnerability, and the life-changing power of stepping into one’s true identity in Christ. This conversation is a wake-up call for parents, mentors, and anyone concerned about the future of our youth—and a message of hope and redemption for those still in the fight.

• How social media and music deeply influence teens’ identity and behavior
• The silent epidemic of pornography among youth and how it’s reshaping minds
• Why vulnerability is the key to healing and freedom from addiction
• Practical advice for parents navigating the challenges of raising teens today
• How reading the Bible just four times a week can drastically change lives
• The importance of community, discipleship, and spiritual mentorship
• Why understanding one’s identity in Christ is essential for true freedom

• Instagram: @Bryson_Sanger

This episode is a must-listen for parents, youth leaders, and anyone passionate about guiding the next generation. Bryson’s insights on identity, faith, and spiritual warfare are both eye-opening and deeply encouraging. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear this message and help spread the truth that freedom and purpose are found in Christ.