Pop Culture: A Youth Ministry Friend or Foe? - Dare 2 Share
Help students engage pop culture wisely using Philippians 4:8 with practical, biblical questions for discernment.| Dare 2 Share
Why evangelism must move from the fringe to the core of discipleship| Greg Stier
Help students engage pop culture wisely using Philippians 4:8 with practical, biblical questions for discernment.| Dare 2 Share
Help students engage pop culture wisely using Philippians 4:8 with practical, biblical questions for discernment.| Dare 2 Share
What are the core convictions of today's teenagers, known as GenZ? Tolerance, Safety, and Cancel Culture. This article helps Christians, especially pastors and those in ministry, begin to understand GenZ's religious worldview.| Living Theologically
This is a question that frequently comes up on youth pastor facebook groups. Perhaps that’s a surprise to non-youth pastors, but it’s a question most youth pastors have asked, at some p…| Living Theologically
What if one weekend could change everything? How one event can ignite your passion, and transform your ministry.| Dare 2 Share
Inspire and equip students to share the Gospel at public schools with practical steps and powerful partnerships.| Dare 2 Share
As youth leaders, we’re called to mobilize students for mission. Jesus gave us a clear roadmap–four mission fields that still guide us today.| Dare 2 Share
Heaven isn’t earned by doing “good deeds.” Help your students understand it as the fuller, deeper reality of eternal life with God.| Dare 2 Share
Learn how your youth group can show students what it truly means to be part of God’s family—beyond the brokenness of earthly families.| Dare 2 Share
By Julianna Shults In my years of writing and speaking about youth ministry, one statement has gotten more looks of surprise and skepticism than others: “A congregation can have healthy youth ministry even if they have two or three youth.” I make this statement when sharing the Seven Practices of Healthy Youth Ministry, designed by LCMS Youth Ministry after careful study of Scripture, Lutheran theology, research and practitioners. Each practice is something any congregation, regardless of...| The Lutheran Witness
Preparing for a life-changing mission trip impact for your teenager can be an exciting and meaningful experience for everyone involved. Whether your teen is getting ready to travel to a different country or serving in a community closer to home, there are practical steps you can take to ensure that they are fully prepared to make a positive impact. | iHomeschool Network
