Theological Depth as a Remedy to Our Students’ Anxious Hearts
Instead of standing as one option among many viable paths to purpose, the cross serves as the axis around which the entire cosmos revolves.
Instead of standing as one option among many viable paths to purpose, the cross serves as the axis around which the entire cosmos revolves.
If teenagers can handle the Pythagorean theorem, they can handle theology.
The more you push your interns to behold Christ in his Word and in the life of their minds, the more like him they’ll look (2 Cor. 3:18).
Songs are a trojan horse for teaching students theology.
Teenagers need to hear the perfect requirements of the law, and then they need to be brought to life with the message of the gospel—that those requirements have been met by Jesus.
Like Daniel, we want a specific timeline telling us when we will stop suffering, when evil kings will get their due, and when God will finally rescue his people.
There are many reasons to be afraid in this world. But the message of Daniel and of Jesus is the same.
Because the Gospel writers put their lives on the line to spread the good news, we too can be confident in the account of his life and why it matters to the world.
If you’re a youth pastor or small group leader, here are four ways to talk about Jesus in the book of Jonah.
