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We have the opportunity to open our senses to the trustworthy promises of our Lord and Savior, Jesus.
The good news is that Jesus is still in the business of finding the lost, giving new life to the dead and drawing the sinful and separated into an eternal relationship with Himself. So the question for us is: How can we, in our youth ministry, be used by God in creating a culture where the Gospel can be effectively shared?
This series of four Bible studies on sharing faith (being witnesses to the Gospel in our lives) is designed to help teens overcome fears and give them a simple framework to share the hope that they have in Jesus Christ.
Jesus, the light of the world, took away the darkness of our sin through His death and resurrection. By His forgiveness, we are able to walk and reflect His light.
One congregation felt called to serve students at the University at Buffalo. This is what they've learned along the way.
Data from the Congregational Study We asked congregations to tell us about themselves and about the Confirmation classes of 2004-2006. Through this we learned about reporting, staffing, and young adult retention. Learn about how your congregation can help ensure your Confirmands are cared for after their big day. Download the survey report and a discussion […]
Why wait until the calendar turns the page to start something that we could’ve done now? We don’t have to wait until a big transition or change in order to make a resolution or have a reset.
This article is for you, that person struggling right now and feeling alone. The person afraid to be vulnerable and admit what you’re really feeling.
The Gospel never changes; however, we must pay attention to both who we are speaking to and why we are engaging them in relationship in order to be most effective in ministry.
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