Hebrews and the Promise of Real Rest for Youth Ministers (Even In a Pandemic)
My students and I needed to believe anew that Christ has freed us from the restlessness that debilitates us.
My students and I needed to believe anew that Christ has freed us from the restlessness that debilitates us.
As the pandemic begins to subside, Ezra’s intermingling of joy and sorrow has everything to do with our students.
Addressing students’ personal concerns communicates that we want them to experience a beautiful, deep, and true faith in every corner of their lives.
If we hope to capture our students’ longing for a more gracious vision of sex, we need the Holy Spirit to breathe life into our teaching.
We build up teenagers only when the God of the Bible, not the student, is at the center of our ministries.
As we urge teenagers to abstain from sex outside of marriage, we must encourage them that even sexual failings can be redeemed by God in Christ.
Here is Rooted’s own Chelsea Erickson with her workshop on helping students study- and fall in love with- the word of God.
To send the message that women don’t need to develop their God-given intellect is not biblical complementarianism; it’s dehumanizing.
We must first be students of God’s word if we want to impart God’s wisdom to our children.
