A Conversation About Curbing Cliques at Youth Group
We get to tell teenagers the good news that neither they nor their peers need to earn their place. Jesus offers us his radical welcome, and then he empowers us to live in a new way.
We get to tell teenagers the good news that neither they nor their peers need to earn their place. Jesus offers us his radical welcome, and then he empowers us to live in a new way.
Here you’ll find articles, podcasts, and videos to support you in gospel- centered discipleship and interpreting youth culture.
What gets us into heaven isn’t the absence of sin, it’s the presence of Christ.
We pulled together some of the best resources on the blog to help parents think biblically and practically about schoolwork.
Whether we’re in the trenches as parents or youth ministers, we need the refreshment that comes through the good news that Jesus provides.
The more mom and dad love reading their Bibles, the more likely their children will want to know what compels our attention to those thin, rustling pages.
Only when students have been welcomed by Christ through the gospel and know who they are in him will they even have the desire to welcome others.
I have taken something good—an activity my child is gifted in or a desire for my child to be involved—and turned it into a functional savior.
Any effort to know and be like our maker is fueled by love and it becomes our joyful ambition.
