In this episode, we discuss the research regarding teenagers “stacking” negative behaviors and lifestyle choices, which could lead to issues with depression and anxiety.
As a new school year begins, youth leaders can do more than hand students a calendar of events. Before the busyness of school, sports, extracurriculars, and new schedules takes over, students need to hear why youth ministry matters and how their faith shapes the year ahead.
In this episode of Youth Ministry Unscripted, Isaiah and Danny are joined by Anna Meade Harris and Chelsea Kingston Erickson, two of the editors of the new 52-week devotional titled “God With You.”
In this episode, Cameron and Anna dive into the Scripture for reminders that our sanctification is God’s job, not ours. We are sanctified through the truth, in our relationship with Jesus, by the Spirit. Now that’s good news!
Cultural waves are constantly changing — now more rapidly than ever. The messages teenagers hear and absorb from every screen and relationship in their lives shape them at a fundamental level.
Huey sits down with Terrence Shay and Justin Wong to talk about what it looks like to gear up well for a new ministry year, specifically how to orient volunteer leaders before the semester begins.
In part four of this series on adolescent research, scripture, and Asian American parenting, Danny and Monica look at recent research regarding the mental health of parents and how it can positively or adversely impact the lives of their teenagers.
From comparing your ministry to others to feeling the constant need to do more, we explore how leaders can build healthy, sustainable ministry rhythms that prioritize faithfulness over busyness.
Walking with a teenager through body image struggles is a powerful discipleship opportunity, but oftentimes, it is hard to know how to connect it to God’s Word. How do we offer hope and comfort when we hear teenagers‘ cries of despair, anger, anxiety, or self-hatred about their bodies?
