How Gospel-Centrality Prioritizes Long-Term Fruit in Youth Ministry
God calls us to have a vision for ministry that considers the long-term over what gives the appearance of immediate results.
God calls us to have a vision for ministry that considers the long-term over what gives the appearance of immediate results.
We follow Jesus’ model as we step into the lives of students as ministers of the gospel.
These intimate moments in Jesus ministry are what we would call relational discipleship, and they are crucial for our students, leaders, and churches.
As you evangelize teenagers around you, you will notice the amazing fruit of sharing Jesus with the lost.
Thank you for being a conduit of the grace of the Lord Jesus.
In these days leading up to Father’s Day, take time to check in with the fatherless kids in your churches, neighborhoods, and social circles.
As you partner with God to equip your students, know that God is graciously equipping you with everything you need in Christ.
By working to ensure we convey more than a feel-good experience, our short-term trips can have long term impact.
One of the most powerful ways youth pastors can ensure the gospel is made clear to students is to embody the gospel in the group’s personality.
