2021 Rooted Devotions for Students: Take Your Eyes Off the Rearview Mirror
We no longer face the condemnation our sin deserves. We can look to the cross where Jesus took all our sins (past, present, and future) away.
We no longer face the condemnation our sin deserves. We can look to the cross where Jesus took all our sins (past, present, and future) away.
The work of ministry requires professional skills; failure to demonstrate these skills will often lead to missing out on the ministry’s full potential.
Walk into this meeting aware of your needs, but also remembering the identity you’ve been given by God’s grace to you in Jesus.
The more I journaled and the more I prayed, the more content I became, knowing that my son was held by God.
This list represents ten articles from various sources that we believe will encourage you in your ministry to students and their families.
The gospel gives us the foundation we need to make decisions with confidence because our confidence is in God, not in ourselves.
The brilliance of Lead Them To Jesus is its expansive yet clear integration of biblical truths and practical help.
Slowly my insecurities faded as I realized the security I had in God. I was known, loved, and seen by God.
Even though we struggle surrendering to Jesus, we must remember he is not like other flawed kings; he laid his life down so we can know him.