In this episode, Dorothy, Justin, and Terrence talk about helpful youth and family ministry resources and equipping opportunities that have been meaningfully beneficial to their contexts. Resources: Ministry Gatherings Content + Curriculum
In this episode of the Rooted Parent Podcast, Melissa Kruger, the Director of Women’s Content at The Gospel Coalition, joins Cameron and Anna to discuss her new book Parenting With Hope: Raising Teens for Christ in a Secular Age….
“What does it practically look like, to set your mind on the Spirit? A lot of it is to prayerfully remember, with the hope of the Spirit, what Jesus has done.” One of the most difficult things about…
In this episode, Dorothy, Justin, and Terrence recap this past October’s Rooted Conference, which took place in Dallas, TX. The roundtable primarily reflects on the Asian American pre-conference event on ministry burnout, depression, and biblical rest. You’ll also…
In this episode, Danny hosts Rooted’s 6th annual book awards. He sits down to talk with Tracy Yi, Chelsea Erickson, Natalie Lett, and Tim Franks to discuss their selections for the 2024 Rooted Book Awards. Listen to hear…
In this episode of the Rooted Parent podcast, Cameron and Anna discuss what it means to parent out of the “law of sin and death” versus “the law of the Spirit of life.” Parents can learn to notice and know, in order…
Huey, Dorothy, and Terrence brainstorm volunteer recruitment and retention. The roundtable analyzes their contexts and then builds up a strategy focused on relationship-building that contributes to a healthy disciple-making culture. Asian American Ministry Resources on Rooted Timestamps Personal…
Closing out this series on overcoming disappointments in youth ministry, Danny talks with Kerry Trunfio, the Director of Children, Youth, and Family Life Ministry at Our Savior Lutheran Church in Topsfield, MA. Listen in as Kerry shares why…
Cameron and Anna spend this episode in the series “Parenting in the Spirit” talking about the glorious truth of Romans 8:1: “There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” Though parents may feel…
