Devotion – OK to Slow Down
In our last devotion based on youth quote, we are reminded that it is OK to slow down and spend time with God.
Read Moreby Sarah Dibbern | Mar 31, 2022 | Devotions, Free Resources, Winter 2021 | 0
In our last devotion based on youth quote, we are reminded that it is OK to slow down and spend time with God.
Read Moreby Sarah Dibbern | Mar 24, 2022 | Devotions, Free Resources, Winter 2021 | 0
In our third devotion based on a teen response, Sarah reminds us that God can and will use you no matter where you go.
Read Moreby Blake Brockman | Mar 23, 2022 | COVID-19, Doing Ministry, Practical Youth Ministry, Winter 2021, Youth Ministry Theory | 0
COVID has changed so much in so many different ways – for good and for bad. As you look to restart, revitalize, and reshape your ministry in the upcoming months, here are three steps you can take. As you do, remember that God is with you and guiding you.
Read Moreby Sarah Dibbern | Mar 17, 2022 | Devotions, Free Resources, Winter 2021 | 0
In another devotion from a quote from a teen, we remember that everyone needs someone to hear our heart. God promises to listen to anytime someone calls upon His name in prayer.
Read Moreby Kristin Schmidt | Mar 14, 2022 | COVID-19, Doing Ministry, Practical Youth Ministry, Winter 2021, Youth Ministry Theory | 0
As churches continue to emerge from the challenges of the pandemic, it’s important to assess what and how we need to rebuild. In this article we will look at how we might rebuild relationships that need attention post-pandemic.
Read Moreby Sarah Dibbern | Mar 10, 2022 | Devotions, Free Resources, Seven Practices, Supportive Adults, Winter 2021 | 0
Using quotes from her high school students, Sarah writes in this first devotion on how God and many adults are in your corner.
Read Moreby Thomas Wiemer | Mar 8, 2022 | Church in Culture, COVID-19, Winter 2021, Youth & Culture | 0
As we adjust to the new normal after the pandemic, we can see fewer people in our pews. So, what do we do to get people, especially young people, back in church? This article helps us think through some ways we can answer that question.
Read Moreby Casey Kegley | Feb 28, 2022 | Bible Studies, Engaged Parents, Free Resources, Parent Resources, Seven Practices, Winter 2021 | 0
Family…we’ve all got one. We are a part of one and it is a part of us. Whether we like it or not, our family is our people. We are knit together by the closest of ties. This series of three studies is intended to be used together by parents and children. You’ll notice there are questions for parents, questions for kids, and questions for all. Share your responses together and see how the Lord leads you as you discuss.
Read Moreby Ben Meyer | Feb 24, 2022 | Devotions, For Youth, Free Resources, Winter 2021 | 0
In this final devotion in this series, we are reminded that our triune God created, redeemed, and restored the world and everything in it, including you and me, out of love.
Read Moreby Kristin Schmidt | Feb 21, 2022 | Adolescent Development, Growing Up, Winter 2021, Youth & Culture | 0
Teens need friends to help them weather the stresses of adolescence, feel accepted, and grow spiritually. This article talks to youth workers about how to equip students with the tools necessary to build and maintain solid friend relationships, especially those that point back to Jesus.
Read Moreby Ben Meyer | Feb 17, 2022 | Devotions, For Youth, Free Resources, Winter 2021 | 0
In this third devotion on God’s Love, we are reminded of the loving work of the Holy Spirit in our hearts called sanctification.
Read Moreby Brandon Metcalf | Feb 14, 2022 | Conversation, Free Resources, Talk Sheets, Winter 2021 | 0
Teens are hearing all kinds of messages about dating from the world around them, so we as the church need to talk about what God says. This conversations can be hard but valuable. This conversation starter can help you lay a foundation for who an individual is in Christ apart from any dating relationship, how our value in Christ impacts our relationships, and what sacrificial love looks like.
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