Disability and the Gospel for Youth Ministers
Families with special needs would likely say their core needs are very similar to neurotypical families—to be seen and known, and to belong in community.
Families with special needs would likely say their core needs are very similar to neurotypical families—to be seen and known, and to belong in community.
“if the primary purpose for gathering is to appease preferences or appeal to the desires of the people coming, our worship will not be God-centered.”
It’s not our responsibility to fill the gaps that parents and teenagers are faced with at home, but we are uniquely positioned to to draw these two worlds together around the hope of the gospel.
Parents can turn to the timeless wisdom of God’s Word when they face the difficultly of navigating smartphones.
Welcome to Rooted’s Top Ten, a curated reading list for youth ministers.
When parenting feels overwhelming or when we feel helpless, we must remember we are never hopeless, for the Spirit of Christ is at work in and through us.
We do well to build bridges between volunteers and parents that enable them to dialogue, problem-solve, and pray together for their students.
Hymns and worship music have literally and figuratively been the instruments God frequently uses to pull me out of these places of anguish. In particular, Henry Van Dyke’s “Hymn of Joy.”
Below, you will find a list of articles and podcasts from Rooted related to pornography. We pray that these resources bless you as you point teenagers to a God of infinite mercy and grace.