Building A Table for Men and Women in Youth Ministry
By God’s sovereign grace, we are both called and necessary for the fullness of his plans to come to fruition.
If we are not careful, our ministries can drift to a place where students think that behavior is the core of what it means to be a Christian.
By God’s sovereign grace, we are both called and necessary for the fullness of his plans to come to fruition.
Jesus meets our hurting students in their pain to show his long-suffering compassion and great love as they live in a world corrupted by sin.
Whether you are similarly serving in a cultural heritage church setting as someone not from that culture, or you’re serving cross-culturally in a different context, I pray these three exhortations will be helpful in your ministry.
We can show our students that we can be known for uncompromising conviction, yet never known for cruelty or hatred.
God’s work in my students isn’t dependent on me.
Encountering abuse of any kind at church would certainly cause our students to stumble, so our efforts to protect them are part and parcel with the gospel we proclaim.