In this sermon, Scott Brown recommends his book A Weed in the Church as a resource for addressing the issues of age segregation, family fragmentation, and church division. The book includes his personal story, a historical and exegetical analysis of the problem, and solutions. Brown emphasizes the importance of studying the Scriptures, which he believes are sufficient for the evangelism and discipleship of youth. He challenges listeners to set aside traditions for the Word of God.

You've just watched a real journey of a young man seeking answers to the big questions that need to be asked of modern deception. So now what? If your conscience is stirred, pursue the question. And I want to recommend a book that I've written called A Weed in the Church. And it's all about how a culture of age segregation is destroying the younger generation, fragmenting the family, and dividing the church.

And This book includes my own story. It includes a historical analysis of how we got to where we are today. It includes an exegetical analysis of the problem and several sections just dedicated to explaining the solutions. So after reading the book, which gives a more in-depth analysis, we just recommend that you set aside time to study the Scriptures. That's absolutely the most important part.

So we created a simple eight-week Bible study that's designed to study what the Scriptures actually say about the discipleship of youth? Because we believe that scripture alone is sufficient for the evangelism and the discipleship of youth. So take the reunited challenge, study the scriptures. For a long time now we've set aside the Word of God for the sake of our traditions. Isn't it about time that we set aside our traditions for the Word of God?