Growing a Multi-Ethnic Ministry: An Interview with J. Scott Samarco
Our vision for TC Teens is the same as our vision for the church: To see students in a multi-ethnic body, in a multi-generational setting, who live a mission-shaped life.
Our vision for TC Teens is the same as our vision for the church: To see students in a multi-ethnic body, in a multi-generational setting, who live a mission-shaped life.
When teaching through Romans to students, we must always remember not to disassociate our theology of the gospel from living out the gospel.
The most dangerous message your student hears today is not one that centers on sexual immorality or even outright rebellion against the morals of a past generation. It is a message of peace and it is at the…
February is Black History Month. At Rooted, we’ve started asking ourselves an important question: How can we equip parents and other leaders of youth to help their teens foster authentic interracial relationships, as part of God’s design for…
Motivating the youth to be more open to reaching out to others, I think, is simply providing opportunities for integration as young as you possibly can.
How can we equip parents and other leaders of youth to help their teens foster authentic interracial relationships as part of God’s design for his kingdom?
He is not a God that loves us according to our performance, but one that loves us because we are his children.
Jesus offers each of us the red pill of grace.
Part of helping our children learn to love their neighbors is to introduce them to the lives and contributions of the diverse people in this nation who helped make it what it is today.