Teenagers and Mental Health for the Church and Youth Ministry
Mental health challenges among teenagers continues to be a significant concern, and its effects are deeply felt in both youth ministry and the church more broadly.
Mental health challenges among teenagers continues to be a significant concern, and its effects are deeply felt in both youth ministry and the church more broadly.
Offering teenagers the firm foundation of God’s Word is one of the biggest joys and privileges (and challenges) of parenting. The team shares encouraging research and practical help for enjoying God’s Word with your kids at home and in church.
The Rooted Asian American Youth Ministry Roundtable team recorded their 50th episode, reflecting on their journey and looking ahead.
In this special Youth Ministry Unscripted Series looking at the past and future 25 years of youth ministry, Isaiah, Rebecca, and Danny sit down with Dr. Mike McGarry, founder and Director of Youth Pastor Theologian.
In part 4 of the series “What Parenting Does to Parents,” discussing the impact parenting has on parents, Monica and Danny talk about how the struggles of teenagers can activate the anxieties and stressors in the life of parents.
Because of the reality of our society and religious statistics, youth need the gospel more than ever, and youth ministries need to be willing to step into the void of evangelism more than ever before.
Cameron and Anna welcome very special Rooted friend Tish Harrison Warren to discuss something parents and teenagers need: resilience.
The Asian American Youth Ministry Roundtable crew preview the upcoming 2026 Rooted Conference in Nashville, highlighting the main conference, workshops, and the Asian American pre-conference focused on emotionally healthy ministry
Cameron and Danny sit down with Dr. Walt Mueller and discuss Walt’s assessment on the past and future of youth ministry, including cultural shifts and changes.
