Youth Minister, Cool Is Overrated
But all too often, youth ministers have attempted to win students to Jesus through a youthful vibe rather than by the substance of the gospel.
But all too often, youth ministers have attempted to win students to Jesus through a youthful vibe rather than by the substance of the gospel.
Gimmicks and games aren’t going to address the grief we’re all collectively feeling, but the gospel can and will.
Our live Q and A from the 2020 Rooted Conference features experienced youth ministers answering your questions.
Wilderness seasons often foster more vulnerable conversation and more willingness to be honest about the longing for things to be made right.
Rooted youth ministry writers reflect on God at work in a pandemic.
As we urge teenagers to abstain from sex outside of marriage, we must encourage them that even sexual failings can be redeemed by God in Christ.
Peter Ong, Clark Fobes, and Kevin Yi share some of the lessons they’ve learned from over 40 combined years of youth ministry in an Asian- American context.
Why does your ministry exist? It’s a vital question, and one that is often answered in a mission or vision statement.
When we fix our eyes on the unseen promises of God, we can trust that no matter what happens on this earth, He is sovereign and He reigns.