Help Your Children Understand AI’s Place: Three Foundational Truths for AI Use
God reveals himself to be a thinking, speaking, and creating God. He made us in his image and calls us to use his gifts to grow in likeness to him.
Our students belong to a Good Shepherd who will lead them and guide them exactly where he wants them to go in exactly the way he intends.

God reveals himself to be a thinking, speaking, and creating God. He made us in his image and calls us to use his gifts to grow in likeness to him.
With mental health challenges on the rise among teenagers, youth and family ministers must often work with parents to provide support and care from the local church.
We have a rich opportunity in the limited years we are given with students to present the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ from every part of God’s Word and apply it to every area of life.
No matter how desperately we want to have a tighter hold on our children’s decisions or the ones made for them, our control is limited. We must entrust them to the Lord
God has provided for us so fully that even if our Sabbath days don’t feel free of all that’s laborious, our souls can breathe easy because Jesus has completed his work.
I found that I teach best when I follow three main principles: practice humility, provide structure, and pull students into the learning process.
Fill your calendar by beginning with the end in mind: The Lord is our portion. When we gaze at eternity, we will be happy to give him the first fruits of our calendar.
Like Jesus, we should recognize that questions do not necessarily mean a student is moving away from Christ. In fact, they can invite us to trust in the Word more deeply.
Welcome to Rooted’s Top Ten, a curated reading list for youth ministers. Each month we find ten articles, and sometimes videos or podcasts, from various sources that we believe will encourage you in your ministry to teenagers and their families.
