Four Questions to Ask Returning College Students Over Christmas Break
As we welcome our youth group alumni home this Christmas season, I pray our conversations will be “always full of grace.”
As we welcome our youth group alumni home this Christmas season, I pray our conversations will be “always full of grace.”
Our “hero boy” (as he is billed in the movie credits) in the The Polar Express is in the same place of doubt as Jesus’ disciple Thomas.
This list represents ten articles from various sources that we believe will encourage you in your ministry to students and their families.
Often we walk away from these events sensing that the meaning of Christmas has been lost in the wrapping paper and accompanying sugar high.
A primary reason I attend church is to learn from, listen to, and partner with parents as we disciple their students together.
Sixteen of our Rooted writers joined us to write a devotional specifically for teenagers, reminding them that we are loved by a God who makes and keeps promises.
Praising God alone is beautiful, yet it is only a facet of the diamond that is the fully-embodied, gospel-centered community of real individuals, in real time.
The word church in the New Testament literally means “the gathering,“ which tells us something about what he intended it to look like.
May these articles help point us all to Jesus, the one who longs to free us from the bonds of disordered relationships with food and our bodies.
