The Rooted Conference Podcast features plenaries, workshops and teachings from Rooted events and conferences.
One of our jobs as teachers and disciplers and parents is to prepare the church’s children for suffering. Not the avoidance of suffering- to step into suffering- because it is there where they will encounter an intimate relationship…
In this very special episode of the Rooted Conference podcast, you will hear Rooted staff and steering committee members discuss the five pillars of gospel-centered youth ministry: gospel centrality, theological depth through Biblical teaching, relational discipleship, partnering with parents, and…
We win the world not by conquering the world, not by having power or influence, but by being humble and lowly. In this important talk from the Rooted 2022 Conference, Clark Fobes addresses how youth pastors and parents…
How is it that we build a foundation that enables our children to be faithful 40-50 years from now, when they are so different than the rest of the world? We are not playing just for 18. We are playing for…
The gospel generously and perpetually given will guard your young people’s hearts from a spirit, a culture, of death. In the opening talk of Rooted 2022 in Kansas City, Jared Wilson unpacks the opening verses of 1 Peter, a book…
If you only had the New Testament, you would lose 74.4% of the Bible… that’s a loss of 39 books, 929 chapters, 23,145 verses. In this conference workshop, Dr. Nicholas Reid debunks the current trend of discounting the Old…
You must look for everyday moments to have conversations about faith and moments of affirmation and passing on responsibility. In this episode of the Rooted Conference Podcast, you’ll hear from Dr. Ben Birdsong about the key moments where teenagers…
In this episode of the Rooted Conference podcast, Clark Fobes dives into church history to demonstrate that many of the political conflicts we see in our current day are replays of prior conflicts. The Church has always struggled to know its place…
The courage that you’re going to need is not what people think courage looks like. A lot of people think ‘courage’ and what they really mean is quarrelsomeness… Courage is enduring. Demonstrating kindness, demonstrating patience, demonstrating a willingness…
