Teenagers Need the Church When Leaders Fail
There is a temptation among youth workers to be all things to all students. We need to resist that temptation and keep pointing our students toward Christ and his church.
There is a temptation among youth workers to be all things to all students. We need to resist that temptation and keep pointing our students toward Christ and his church.
Slowly my insecurities faded as I realized the security I had in God. I was known, loved, and seen by God.
Your need to lead your children with peace and love is much greater than your need to know the latest news.
As we exalt Jesus as our true king, we will be better citizens of our earthly nations.
What you will be encouraged to find is that the most essential and effective practices in making disciples basically remain intact. You can still pursue your mission.
The Small Group Leader’s Quick Guide to (Almost) Everything is a little book (hence, the “quick”) that packs theology, ministry tools, helpful stories, and godly wisdom into every page.
In Jesus, we have been sealed by the Holy Spirit into the love of God poured out to us through Christ (Rom. 5:5). Jesus is our sustaining hope, and the only hope we have to offer teenagers in this present time of suffering.
It’s not enough to just recruit leaders to fill a role; they need to be reminded over and over again what the goal of our ministry labor is. It’s to make disciples of students.
Students need us to lead and teach from the overflow of our intimacy with Christ.
