Hospitality to Teens and the Theology of an Open Refrigerator
Hospitality to teenagers is about creating a place where they know they are welcomed, and where they feel like they belong.
Hospitality to teenagers is about creating a place where they know they are welcomed, and where they feel like they belong.
In the pressure of parental intensity, my theological field of view often narrows. But by faith, may the Lord enlarge our awareness that he protects and keeps us all unto the end (Jude 24).
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.
Formation is rarely immediate, and it is never effortless. The very things that feel inconvenient, resisted, or even frustrating in the moment are often the exact places where children are shaped over time. That is why a parent’s role is about shepherding a heart.
Underneath the hard question of hell is a deeper one: Is God actually good? Scripture’s answer isn’t just an argument; it’s a cross.
Welcome to the Rooted Parent Top Ten, a curated list of resources from across the web that we believe will be helpful to parents.
The Odyssey presents us with deeply profound questions that only the gospel can truly answer. Nolan’s film most accurately illustrates how devastating the consequences of human pride and sin truly are.
When the burdens of parenting become heavy, the Spirit intercedes, comforts, and reminds us of God’s promises. And when you don’t have the words to pray, the Spirit prays for you.
The best messages come from an intense struggle with the text in the heart, where the teacher is as convicted by the Word as his or her hearers. Merely memorizing words conjured up by an algorithm won’t produce the same result.
