The Practical and the Personal: Keeping Up With Students After a Trip or Retreat
A retreat or trip is but a doorway into forming deeper and richer relationships with your students as you seek to point them to Jesus.
A retreat or trip is but a doorway into forming deeper and richer relationships with your students as you seek to point them to Jesus.
We are called to support parents in their calling as the first and most important disciplers of their children.
Discover is an invitation for students to come to Jesus and seek the answers they’re looking for in him.
We hope these resources will point you and your students to the One who is near to the broken-hearted and saves the crushed in spirit (PS 34:18).
The pathway to conversations about the gospel is often found in life’s everyday moments. It’s in the beautiful ordinary that we have the chance to point our child toward their extraordinary Savior.
These good and holy rules all point to worship, the worship of a holy God who created us in his image and wants us to live as his followers with love and purity.
I left the summer understanding better the main point of teaching the Bible: to grow students in knowing the gospel and therefore knowing Jesus.
With a prevailing attitude of love that seeks to see and understand our students, we become a wordless witness that frames and reinforces the very gospel message we speak.
As youth workers, we are called to enter the relational world of teenagers… joining Jesus on his mission to break down dividing walls.
