We build up teenagers only when the God of the Bible, not the student, is at the center of our ministries.
He is the God who promises, and he is the God who delivers on his promises.
This year, our students have seen so much with their physical eyes…But the gospel message John offers here is a call to see something beautiful, powerful, and compelling.
Our students do not have to continue to feel hopeless in the dark captivity they feel at their school or in this world. Rather, they may rest in the fact that they have a Savior in heaven who stands at the right hand of God and intercedes on their behalf.
Allow me to state the obvious: it has been a long time since we have met together with our churches and with the students in our ministries. I am sure that none of us, as we prepared our…
Throughout church history, the Psalms have served an important place in the worship of God’s people. Luther held them in such regard that he called them a “little Bible.” Today, these poems of ancient Israel can feel just…
