When we consider youth ministry in the modern context, our minds likely turn to small group discussions, Bible studies, mission trips and worship services. But during the past year, with
When I was in the eighth grade, my English teacher made us read The Hobbit. I remember seeing the size of the book, the size of the font, and absolutely
If you are like me, you have been grieved deeply by the amount of political division we have seen in recent months. We are living in some of the most
In the crazy times we live in, how do we make smart ministry decisions? What drives these choices? What defines your budget? What camp do you attend? What mission trips
Even though 2020 has been an incredibly difficult year to maintain a planning calendar – with planning done merely weeks to a month in advance – there is something we
Generation Z is a generation like we have never seen before. Their lives are marked by the digital age that they have grown up in. Gen Z, those born from
Recent studies and polls show a steadily increasing trend when it comes to religious identification: The rise of the “nones.” Nones are people who don’t identify with any religious group.
Canceled. Socially Distance. Quarantine. Virtual. Shelter-in-place. If you’re like me, these are words you are tired of hearing. The past five months in student ministry have been some of the
There is a lot of frustration these days, and it isn’t because of coronavirus.Across our country, people are arguing over the efficacy of masks, the legitimacy of reported cases, and
As a youth pastor, have you ever been to a point in your ministry where you felt you were giving 110 percent of everything you got in sermons, games, connections
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