Teaching Teenagers to Teach Themselves from the Bible
There’s an aspect we can easily overlook in the task of teaching: teaching students to teach themselves.
There’s an aspect we can easily overlook in the task of teaching: teaching students to teach themselves.
As your hosts cast the vision for their ministry, your students will see real examples of Christians engaging their cultural context for the sake of the gospel.
When you are patient with their shortcomings, problems and annoyances, you will find that many teenagers will grow to respect you, even if you were a teenager before cell phones or the Internet.
Our volunteers are our brothers and sisters in Christ, not simply a means to accomplish our ministry agendas and goals.
Jesus’ discipleship strategy involved inviting others to partner with him in order to spread his influence, and he invites us to do the same in our ministries.
as their youth minister, it’s your role to faithfully point students to the truth according to God’s Word.
Milestones should promote God’s call for faithfulness and sanctification, regardless of where students fit on a cultural sliding scale.
Youth minister, on those discouraging nights when many of your regular kids are missing, don’t forget to preach the gospel to yourself.
When we lean into the spectacular belonging we have in Christ, the kind of mentorship culture Gen Z (and all other generations) long for should naturally follow.
