2006 Resources

Skit: The Dinner Table

by Jeffrey Meinz | Dec 1, 2006 | 2006 Resources, Free Resources, Skits | 0

Eating together as a family is possible–but not probable. See it from the perspective of your dinning room chairs in this creative mini-skit.

Bible Study: Zapping Zip-Code Christianity

by Joel Lehenbauer | Sep 1, 2006 | 2006 Resources, Bible Studies, Free Resources | 0

This Bible study helps participants better understand and appreciate how, as members of the Priesthood of All Believers, they are free to model Christ’s love for all people, and become “barrier-busters” in His name.

Apologia: Mariology – What Does this Mean for Lutherans?

by Heath Curtis | Jun 4, 2006 | 2006 Resources, Apologetics, Apologia Talks, Free Resources | 0

What the Church says about Mary is primarily based on two facts. First, Jesus of Nazareth is God...

Apologia: The Christian in Society

by Douglas Gaunt | Jun 4, 2006 | 2006 Resources, Apologetics, Apologia Talks, Free Resources | 0

Living as a Christian in our culture is a lot like dating. We have to watch who (or what) we ﬂirt...

Skit: The Empty Parking Lot

by Jonathan Lobmeyer | Jun 1, 2006 | 2006 Resources, Free Resources, Skits | 0

It’s summer! So we can all worship God on our own at the lake! Right? Well, there’s a good and a bad way to do everything. Check it out.

Devotion: Who Are You?

by Jessica Bordeleau | Mar 5, 2006 | 2006 Resources, Devotions, Free Resources | 0

a devotion for youth workers on identity using Galatians 3:26-29

Apologia: Close to Whom? Celebrating the Lord’s Supper as Lutherans

by Peter Nafzger | Mar 4, 2006 | 2006 Resources, Apologetics, Apologia Talks, Free Resources | 0

As we consider the practice of “close communion,” it is helpful to ask ourselves a question: When we celebrate the Lord’s Supper, to whom as we “close”?

Bible Study: Confirmation Rewind

by John Oberdeck | Mar 1, 2006 | 2006 Resources, Bible Studies, Free Resources | 0

This four-part study discusses the basic concepts of confirmation professed not that long ago by your students. The teachings which they may have accepted and professed without much thought in junior high begin to take on new meaning now that they are older. This Bible study intends to help youth, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, commit themselves to God’s Word as they live out their lives in a world eager to devour their faith.

Skit: It’s A Meaningful Life

by Chuck Schlie | Mar 1, 2006 | 2006 Resources, Free Resources, Skits | 0

Rev. Chuck Schlie helps us discover the definition of “meaningful life” in this pithy play. Join two young siblings as they visit the wax hall of has-beens, if you dare!

Skit: They Have Their Reward

by Paul Holte | Mar 1, 2006 | 2006 Resources, Free Resources, Skits | 0

From the Youth Ministry Archives: In this short drama, a motley cast of characters discuss what it means to be successful, but only one character gets it right.

Skit: The REAL Youth Group

by Jen Brauer | Mar 1, 2006 | 2006 Resources, Free Resources, Skits | 1

This short skit helps elucidate the dichotomy that often exists within a youth program. Who has a “real” youth group? What does it mean to be “real” in youth ministry? You may be surprised by the answer.