Resources

God is on a mission! That mission is to seek and save the lost and to bring all people into relationship with Him. We all have a part to play. This five part study is designed for you to use during servant event projects.

This four part study looks at the postures we take as Christians. It uses the story of Exodus to help us to see how God continues to be faithful to us.

God has called us to love those around us with His love so that we can share redemption and hope in Jesus. With a combination of both practical skills and theology, this four session video based curriculum will help students to care for others in Christ's name.

Youth ministries need a plan for using social media to connect with youth and their parents. This article has six practices to help you create successful engagement.

A review of the book Ten Questions to Ask Every Time You Read the Bible and it's applications to youth ministry

In times of rebuilding in our lives, we can feel like we are caught in a cycle. Only in knowing forgiveness in Jesus can we rebuild in His faithfulness to us.

It can be difficult for youth, and all people for that matter, to be able to properly distinguish between what is right and wrong. Thus, it is important for pastors, church workers, and other leaders to help youth, and all people, understand God’s design and purpose with what is right and wrong so that people can truly love others in accordance with God’s Word.

In times of change, God restores us and gives us His good gifts in worship.

The church talks a lot about helping transition students into college. We talk much less about the transition out of college. As they enter this uncertainty, there are many things we can do during their college years, especially senior year, to prepare our students for life after graduation.

Your identity is not not in what you can do, but it is in the Gospel. When we are rebuilding after something important has changed in our life, we can be sure that who we are in Christ never changes.