Four Reminders I’m Telling Myself and My Family in the Midst of the Turmoil
The gospel gives us the freedom to admit everything isn’t okay, and reminding our children of this truth is a gift we can give them.
The gospel gives us the freedom to admit everything isn’t okay, and reminding our children of this truth is a gift we can give them.
Here are a few talking points for parents to help their teens think through popular music choices, including Taylor Swift’s newest album, “The Life of a Showgirl.”
The gospel offers genuine acceptance and community, love and care, comfort and welcome. There won’t be any possibility of loneliness in the yet-to-come reality of God’s kingdom.
In this webinar, veteran youth ministers Dorothy, Justin, and Kevin—along with host Clark Fobes—share strategies to help students navigate social media with wisdom, discernment, and the freedom found in the gospel.
By God’s grace, these conversations will change our perspectives on personal identity decisions to better reflect our Maker and Savior as we live into the identity he has given us.
As youth ministers, one of our tasks is to remind our teenagers who they are in Christ. Our prayer is that they will delight in the Lord, serve him faithfully, and live their lives with purpose.
God’s Word can equip you to be the voice of hope, comfort, and truth when you speak with a teenager you love about body image issues.
As we walk with our students through their hurts and disappointments, Psalm 33 shows how the Lord’s unfailing love comforts and heals their broken hearts.
The malaise and darkness we see consuming so many young people in the world can only be overturned if more of them embrace Christ’s exhortation to be the light.
