Black History Month: An Interview With Isaiah Brooms
If we want the youth to embrace a reality of racial inclusion in worship, then the adults have to embrace that reality as well.
If we want the youth to embrace a reality of racial inclusion in worship, then the adults have to embrace that reality as well.
As youth ministers we are often the first to see the workings of the Holy Spirit in the lives of our students, calling them to be future Nathans and Deborahs and Esthers.
No two youth ministries look exactly the same, so take time to explore how you can best cultivate an environment where students are introduced to Jesus and can know others and be known.
Here is Rooted’s own Chelsea Erickson with her workshop on helping students study- and fall in love with- the word of God.
To send the message that women don’t need to develop their God-given intellect is not biblical complementarianism; it’s dehumanizing.
Mueller gathered his CPYU Faith and Culture Youthworker Cohort to discuss accusations of judgement from those we try to lead in Biblical truth.
If we fail to place the gospel at the center of our youth ministries, we will be doing nothing but raising up a generation of Pharisees.
While Christian parents may have grave disagreements with the principles surrounding transgenderism, we have to form children who respect and protect the human dignity of every person.
In the wilderness of 2020 and beyond, God meets us and ministers to us in our exhaustion and loneliness.