423 NEXT

It has never been more difficult for this NEXT generation to find a clear path forward in life.

Everywhere they turn, something is screaming for their attention. Social media, Technology, pop-culture, political forces, trendy ideologies, peer-pressures, access to 24-7 global news and current events; all striving to capture their attention and identities before they even enter highschool.

Nowhere is this more apparent than in the targeting of this next generation with pornography and unhealthy sexual ideologies. Young people are slammed every day with a cultural message of hyper-sexuality and an unending stream of targeted messages designed to capture their attention, and hook them into a lifetime of mental unhealthy and addictions.

But it doesn’t have to be the end of the story.

One of the goals of 423 NEXT, is to provide a space for young people to begin to have the conversations surrounding their sexuality, breaking the cycle of unwanted sexual behaviors and addiction

We do this by providing safe, communities, for our 14-18 youth to openly discuss sexual habits and addictions, walking with them as they process and learn how to live a healthy life, free of pornography and the hyper-sexualization of the world around them.

Recent Stats show that 1 out 4 kids under the age of 12 are already full-blown addicts to pornography and sexual objectification. 94% of kids will have consumed hardcore pornography by the age of 14.

70% of youth pastors say that teens reach out to them on a regular basis regarding sexual addiction.

Only 7% of churches have programs available to help adults, much less the youth in this epidemic of broken sexuality and addiction.

423 NEXT is designed to help under 18 young men and woman pursue healing from the burden of sexual addiction and hyper-sexualization. We believe true healing is able to flourish when it is pursued in the context of the local church community. 423 NEXT is committed to supporting the next generation, ending a potential lifelong battle with sexual addiction.

This doesn’t have to be the end of the story.

There is hope.