Preaching the Gospel Before, During, and After COVID
May we never cease to lead our students to the only one who is able to truly meet their deepest needs with transformative grace.
May we never cease to lead our students to the only one who is able to truly meet their deepest needs with transformative grace.
God has called us to do something of eternal importance – to preach the word to students and to encourage families in discipleship.
You’ll want to think carefully about your goals for each year, prioritizing opportunities for students to hear the gospel and to build community.
Jesus moves from solitude to community to ministry. He teaches his disciples to do likewise.
We build up teenagers only when the God of the Bible, not the student, is at the center of our ministries.
If we want the teenagers we serve to apply the beauty of the gospel to their lives and to the questions of their day, we must also present a winsome alternative to the dominant worldview.
Philippians 1:6 has always been a balm of comfort to my anxious soul when I am discouraged about the pace of my own or my students’ sanctification.
Here are five videos containing practical support for youth ministers, with tips about everything from prayer to games to gospel centrality.
But all too often, youth ministers have attempted to win students to Jesus through a youthful vibe rather than by the substance of the gospel.