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Of all the things we do together as a church, why do we Baptize? In this devotion we consider how Baptism is an invitation and a gift Jesus gave us.

We have many amazing Christians who can help guide us and answers our questions. But first generation Christians like the Colossians struggled. This devotion looks at the questions they had and the answers God gave through Paul.

For teens who are searching for identity and asking difficult questions, we want to focus them often on their Baptism. Here are three ways that we can remember and talk about the importance of Baptism in youth ministry.

The day of your Baptism is the day the Lord has saved you - the biggest day of your life, even if you don't remember it. In this first devotion of a series, we remember just how significant our Baptism is.

Paul reminded the Colossians that they needed to be deeply rooted in Jesus, not moved beyond Him to something else. This devotion reminds us that what God did our Baptism is our solid foundation.

Cultivating habits of prayer can be a challenging and even confusing. However, there are things we can do to inspire and encourage the students in our care. This article and resources can help promote personal prayer in the lives of our youth.

It can be tempting to start to think that the gospel just isn’t quite enough and we need something more…something different. In this devotion we see, just like the Colossians did, that we don't need more than Jesus and His gospel.

The Colossians had heard and received the gospel of Jesus Christ, but they were also impacted to false teachers. These false teachers had a message that was not the true Christian gospel message. This devotion reminds us of our certainty in Jesus.

We have the joy and privilege to be there and walk with our students through some of the most formative years of their lives. Many of our high school seniors are preparing for graduation and what comes next. Here are five ways you can make sure to care for your seniors as they transition.

As we look at the letter to the Colossians, we can see how they set their minds on things above and as a result, they were living and active in faith and love! In this first in a series, we look at how the physical condition of a church doesn't always show us how beautiful the Gospel truly is.