Gospel Hope for Parents of Boys Struggling with Motivation
Even when your son feels stuck, God isn’t. He’s still moving, still shaping, still pursuing, and he loves your child even more than you do.
The model minority myth can cause students to subconsciously adhere to standards of church involvement that are far more cultural than biblical. The gospel releases believers from an achievement-forward faith based on works for God, to a faith that abides in and with Christ.

Even when your son feels stuck, God isn’t. He’s still moving, still shaping, still pursuing, and he loves your child even more than you do.
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.
Parents need a clear, compassionate lens to see whether a teen’s slowdown reflects healthy rest or signals a deeper struggle.
Every day, God takes your contributions and establishes your work to build his house.
Performance always asks for more, but the gospel of Jesus only asks that we stop performing in order to rest in him.
A gospel identity comes from outside of us and relies on the unchanging, steadfast words of a God who is the final authority.