Ask Rooted: How Do You Shift to Gospel-Centered Youth Ministry?
We asked our Rooted writers to tell us about their own progression to gospel-center ministry from more attractional models.
We asked our Rooted writers to tell us about their own progression to gospel-center ministry from more attractional models.
The central message Chronicles gives to an up-and-coming generation is to listen to the voice of God.
It is easy to locate and point the spotlight on someone else’s sin while secretly hoping that the rays of the spotlight will not make it far enough to illuminate our own.
Let’s draw out for others the ways and means by which God is at work in the stories we choose to tell.
As people who experience a myriad of emotions and minister to teenagers who do as well, we hope the following articles and podcasts will equip you to think about you and your student’s emotions from a biblical perspective.
If we want to invite students into lifelong faith then we need to train students to live theologically.
Here are four takeaways about Gen Z and “Polars” for youth ministers, along with some encouragement for responding from a gospel framework.
The weekly gathering provided time for students to eat, fellowship, and find some refuge from the pressures of their senior year.
Families with special needs would likely say their core needs are very similar to neurotypical families—to be seen and known, and to belong in community.
