Building a Volunteer Team that Loves Students Well
To build a volunteer team that loves students well, we must encourage our volunteers toward faithfulness, because in God’s kingdom, faithfulness leads to fruitfulness.
If we as youth leaders want this message of the gospel to reach as many students as possible, we need others in the church, in particular the leaders, as allies in this work.

To build a volunteer team that loves students well, we must encourage our volunteers toward faithfulness, because in God’s kingdom, faithfulness leads to fruitfulness.
Having proper expectations about bearing and enduring through difficult seasons of ministry is a key way God’s love flows through youth ministers.
Foster care offers a great opportunity for the church and youth ministry to love without reservation, fully embodying the gospel of Jesus Christ.
With any teenager, Asian American or otherwise, we should seek to know them for who they are. We should learn about their lives as we ultimately seek to share the gospel and disciple them in it.
Youth ministry is not about flawless execution; it’s about faithfully aligning ourselves with Jesus.
It is great relief that growth in ministry is ultimately dependent on God, while our calling in ministry is simply to be faithful.
