What Leaving Reminds Me About Youth Ministry
I guess it happens often in our field of ministry, but this is the first time I have left a youth ministry position at a church. It hasn’t been easy. As I’ve felt a wide range of highs…
I guess it happens often in our field of ministry, but this is the first time I have left a youth ministry position at a church. It hasn’t been easy. As I’ve felt a wide range of highs…
MY FIRST MISTAKE My first mistake was watching Aziz Ansari the night before my sermon. Mr. Ansari – like the rest of the intoleristas in Hollywood – riffed on Christians’ refusal to accept homosexual marriage. He called us “douche bags” who…
The first ministry assignment I had was taking over for a student minister who had been in the position for over twenty years. He had developed a culture within the ministry, and he was highly regarded by the…
Maybe you’re like me and you have those students in Sunday School who yell out, “Jesus!”, “God!”, or “Love!” in response to every question you ask. Or, maybe your students engage the questions of Scripture with their hearts…
Jared Wilson’s third and final talk, “How to Help Those in Suffering,” features practical steps people can take to help those who are suffering.
Rooted chairman, Cameron Cole, delivered this talk about the benefit of suffering and how it brings us into the reality of the world, ourselves, and God. (This talk is about 40 minutes long.)
In his second talk, Jared Wilson talks about God’s purposes in suffering.
The first talk of Rooted 2103 came from Rev. David Plant, youth director of Redeemer Presbyterian in New York, NY. His titled focused on friendship with Jesus in the midst of suffering as seen in the Transfiguration.
In the coming weeks, we will have seventeen recordings coming from Rooted 2013 in Atlanta. Here is Jared Wilson’s first talk from Rooted 2013, entitled “Suffering and Despair.”