As a single adult serving in ministry, you experience both blessings and benefits in serving youth ministry, provided appropriate boundaries and cautions are followed. We do not know what the Lord ultimately has planned for our futures, but this article reminds us God calls us to serve as whole and complete in Christ, regardless of our relationship status.
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I call it the “Ministry of Presence,” because wherever you go, in whatever you are doing, you are available to minister to others.
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Mental health concerns are a prominent part of the conversation in the lives of many people, so as youth workers, it’s important for us to understand the big picture and how it affects us both personally and professionally in our own ministry areas.
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Our Creator desires for us to be healthy—physically, vocationally, emotionally, and spiritually. However, the effects of sin on the world mean that all people struggle to maintain healthy life rhythms.
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This article is for you, that person struggling right now and feeling alone. The person afraid to be vulnerable and admit what you’re really feeling.
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How will your involvement in children and youth ministries impact your own kids?
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This is not written with the intention of solving anything. This is written in order to remind you of what you know, to grant you what you already have, and to give you a gift.
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There are three places God has promised to show up: His Word, His sacraments, His people. These are the places where God has promised to “fill your bucket.”
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What does it mean to steward our bodies well?
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Your intellectual bucket gets filled up when you’re learning. Your brain is healthiest (and happiest) when it’s being used.
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As the years fly by, I like to think that I am more like my well seasoned stoneware, which brings more flavor to the food baked in it, and not just stale.
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Who are you pouring into and who is pouring into you?
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