Trusting We Are God’s DNA: Teaching An Evidenced-Based Faith
“Did you hear that Bill has cancer?” “No, I did not. That is so sad.” “Well, the doctors think he will have a good outcome because he is going to start a new cancer medicine called Brutax…
“Did you hear that Bill has cancer?” “No, I did not. That is so sad.” “Well, the doctors think he will have a good outcome because he is going to start a new cancer medicine called Brutax…
Recently a student, timid and with a broken voice, told me that he didn’t believe God could ever use him because he “wasn’t good enough.” Other students tell me that they believe God will always be distant because…
The down payment has been paid for months. You are working the crowd every Sunday and every Wednesday to make sure that you fill those last three open spots. Your executive pastor is stressed about the how much…
Pastor and scholar Charles Spurgeon once wrote, “Our only safety lies in adhering tenaciously to the old truth, and seeking a fresh baptism of the Holy Spirit, that the life of God may be continued in our midst….
There is “No Church in the Wild,” say Kanye West and Jay Z. Kanye tells us that the world is harsh, that God doesn’t matter, and that we are on our own. Nothing sacred can help us, therefore,…
Rooted hopes to take another step closer to the ultimate youth ministry conference experience with our 2015 gathering in Chicago on October 22-24. Rooted is a ministry driven by practicing youth ministers. Consequently, we know the struggles and needs…
This article captures the counter-cultural message of the true Christian message. I intend to read it together with students to see if they really understand how Christianity is for the weak and failing.
I must confess, I didn’t always enjoy reading. In fact, I’m the type of person who gets aggravated when others declare, “That movie was good, but it was nothing like the book!” Personally, I enjoy the visual experience…
Have you ever asked yourself, “What is the biggest struggle my students are facing?” Maybe that should be a rhetorical question. We probably ask ourselves that question in one form or another on a regular basis. I suspect there are…