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Short Prayers for a Big Future: For Pressure

by Cassie Moore | Sep 22, 2021 | Devotions, Fall 2021, Free Resources | 0

While other generations have experienced challenges, many of today’s teenagers are struggling to cope. The reasons why don’t really matter nearly as much as our response to their pain. Join us for praying for the pressure our young people feel

Short Prayers for a Big Future: For Relationships

by Cassie Moore | Sep 8, 2021 | Devotions, Fall 2021, Free Resources | 0

It’s a hallmark of young adulthood to survive the tumultuous years of changing friendships and significant others, and to navigate the tricky dance to independence with one’s parents. In this devotion, we lift up in prayer the relationships of young people.

Short Prayers for a Big Future: For Fear

by Cassie Moore | Sep 1, 2021 | Devotions, Fall 2021, Free Resources, Summer 2021 | 0

Gen Z can be afraid of a frightening and uncertain world, and afraid of their futures. They’re inordinately worried about school, careers, relationships, and mistakes. Join us in praying for young people and their fear.

Unashamed of God’s Timing

by Amy Bird | Sep 24, 2020 | Devotions, Fall 2020, Free Resources, Psalms Devotions | 0

Waiting on God’s timing is hard. Sometimes, we even wonder if He’ll answer our prayers at all. Yet Psalm 25 tells us that those who wait on the Lord are never put to shame.

Activity – Heart Prayer Walk

by Jim Lohman | Sep 1, 2020 | Doing Ministry, Fall 2020, One Time Local Service, Servant Events, Service | 0

Just as prayer is a part of our daily life, it can also be an important part of your time of service. This Prayer Walk is designed to give youth a quiet time to reflect on the opportunities God provides in our lives for service to others.

Cry Out to God

by Ben Meyer | Mar 20, 2020 | Devotions, Free Resources, Psalms Devotions | 0

I’ve got a lot to learn about prayer, and the Psalms can teach me. When we pray Psalm 142 we learn that it’s not only okay to cry out to the Lord and pour out our complaints to Him, but that we ought to do so because our Father has taught us so to pray by His Word.