Lessons Learned During My First Year of Youth Ministry: Leadership Takes Time
The more I embrace the good news of the gospel, the more I can lead from a place of peace and freedom; I can lead like I have nothing to prove.
The more I embrace the good news of the gospel, the more I can lead from a place of peace and freedom; I can lead like I have nothing to prove.
God is not calling you to be what only he can be- he is calling you to lay your head on the pillow of his sovereignty and rest in knowing that he is God, and you are not.
He calls us to teach his Word to students in such a way that they are brought to faith and built up in faith, by his grace and for his glory.
This list represents ten articles from various sources that we believe will encourage you in your ministry to students and their families.
The long work of youth ministry is not just being a priest, but training up more priests.
My ministry role does not define me—Jesus does.
Our students are familiar with what it means to be exiles. Their experience of this world has already taught them how to long for a better world.
Jesus is the Resurrection and the Life, and Lazarus’ resurrection is only the beginning of the resurrection work he will accomplish.
Welcher places purity back in the gospel context where it belongs, redeeming it from the reduced behavioral construct purity culture placed it in.
