Teaching Mark’s Gospel and Peter’s Letters at Youth Group (Webinar Replay)
As the school year speeds into view, youth ministers everywhere are busily making plans for the fall semester—including what you’ll teach students from the Bible.
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.

As the school year speeds into view, youth ministers everywhere are busily making plans for the fall semester—including what you’ll teach students from the Bible.
When we teach the Word, we teach about the Son of God, Jesus Christ himself. Want your students to love the Word? Love him first.
By teaching our students about sin, we will enable them to see the gospel shine ever more brightly against the backdrop of sin’s darkness.
Whether you are a parent discipling your kids at home or a youth minister equipping students and their families, the following resources are historically proven and doctrinally vetted.
If you work with children, youth, or families long enough, you will encounter tragedy, and you will necessarily have to rise in leadership in those moments.
The reality is that our students do not simply want community; they need it. Yet they don’t need our manufactured versions. Our students need the community of the church the way God created it.