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Skyler Flowers

Skyler is an associate pastor over family discipleship at Grace Bible Church in Oxford, Mississippi, as well as the associate program director at The Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics. Skyler earned an M.Div. from Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, FL. He’s now working toward his Ph.D. in theology at the University of Aberdeen. His wife, Brianna, is originally from Memphis, TN, and they have two children: Beatrice and Lewis. Skyler has served on the Rooted Steering Committee since 2021.

When the Personality of Your Youth Group Changes: Living Out the Fruit of the Spirit

Skyler Flowers | April 10, 2024

One of the most powerful ways youth pastors can ensure the gospel is made clear to students is to embody the gospel in the group’s personality.

Teaching Teenagers to Teach Themselves from the Bible

Skyler Flowers | March 20, 2024

There’s an aspect we can easily overlook in the task of teaching: teaching students to teach themselves.

When Intergenerational Integration Feels Impossible

Skyler Flowers | February 28, 2024

Our students need to see how these different members of the body have found forgiveness and life in the person of Jesus Christ.

Discipling Students in Prayer Through the Lord’s Prayer

Skyler Flowers | August 4, 2023

As children of God, we receive a relationship that cannot be lost or altered. God gives us this identity and secures it on our behalf.

Partnering Along the Way: Deuteronomy 6 as a Framework for Partnering with Parents

Skyler Flowers | June 26, 2023

The goal for both parent and youth minister is the same: that the children in our homes and churches would come to love God, as revealed in Jesus Christ, with every part of their being.

The Asbury University Movement: Talking About Revival with Teenagers

Skyler Flowers | March 1, 2023

We must encourage students to trust in God’s work, which cannot be manipulated, while also challenging them to measure what they see by God’s own Word. This practice will equip them as they think of God’s work in their own lives.