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In our next devotion in Acts, we look at Peter's sermon on Pentecost. Peter reminds those listening, including us, that all of Scripture points to Jesus.

Our job as youth ministry leaders is to help translate God’s eternal living Word to the constantly changing cultures and people around us. In order to do this well and to stay rooted in God's Word, we have to lifelong learners who encourage our youth to do the same.

Beyond Broken is a six-week study focused on God’s intent for identity and relational wholeness. The study begins with a larger discussion focused on gender, and specifically, on God’s design for male and female and how they were intended to be in relationship with one another.

In the second of our series of devotions on Acts, how God used the Holy Spirit as tongues of fire at Pentecost to help the disciples share the Gospel.

Young people are going to be faced with a variety of challenging situations as they walk through life. This skit focuses on the Armor of God from Ephesians 6:10-18 and helping teens develop a resilient identity in Christ that can navigate challenges with the gifts that God graciously provides.

In the first of our series of devotions on Acts, we look at the disciples as they pick a twelfth disciple.

In a time of division, your Baptism builds a bridge between you and billions of people. In this devotion, we are reminded in Baptism we are unified in Christ.

This study is designed to be done as a standalone study, particularly on a Sunday when there may be a Baptism happening in worship. The hope is that such a study will encourage meaningful conversation about how young people can deeply understand their Baptismal Faith. Even though we will get many gifts in this life, no gift is greater or continual gift like the gifts we receive in Baptism.

We love new things, but you have been made new and forgiven because of your Baptism. Read more in this third devotion on Baptism for young people.

How does our Baptism and being raised in Christ change us? In this final devotion on Colossians, we are reminded of just how powerfully God works through our Baptism everyday.