“The remedy of shame is that we have to share our stories… When we share our stories, we are putting ourselves in a position of being known.” Clinical therapist Chris Ellman speaks to youth pastors and parents on the…
“When we shame kids for asking questions, we’re making it more difficult for them emotionally to ask their questions.” In this joint episode with Danny Kwon, host of the Rooted Youth Ministry podcast, Anna welcomes Mike McGarry, author…
“God calls us to pick up our cross and follow him. When cultures and ideologies teach teens to avoid pain, we need to teach teenagers that they have the capacity, with the Lord’s help, with your help, to…
“We are not the Savior. It is our joy in our Savior, and our trust in our Savior, lived out before our children, that can bring them to the Lord… Let us rightly love our Savior.” Rooted Parent Steering…
On this episode of the Rooted Youth Ministry Podcast, Tucker sits down with Terrence Shay, the Family Ministry Pastor at FCBC Walnut in Southern California, to talk about the administrative responsibilities of Youth Ministry. Click play to hear…
“The law is positive, in that it shows us our sin and our need for grace, but it doesn’t transform us.” In this final episode of our three-part series, Cameron and Anna focus on what it looks like to…
Parents are far more influential in terms of their children’s spiritual development spiritually than we’ve probably seen in 50-60 years. In this thought-provoking talk from Rooted 2022, Dr Anthony Bradley shares what he has learned from years of…
Transition is good and it’s right. And it may feel uncomfortable because it’s unknown, but that’s exactly how we were made to experience that transition and throughout all of our transitions, we have a God that doesn’t change. In this episode of Ask Alice, Alice sits…
God has written your child’s story. You are not the author of your child’s story. This doesn’t mean that you’re not actively involved, but you’re not the author Katie Polski, a fifth-generation pastor’s wife (and so obviously, a…
