Category: Blog

Ever felt inadequate for the ministry? From comparison with other student ministries, time management/family, resources, being equipped for the task at hand and so on…I think this is one of

In my 22 years of life, I’ve experienced some pretty painful things – from my parents’ divorce to a silent battle with depression, but nothing compares to the pain I’ve

By the grace of God, I have stumbled into just about every good thing that has happened to me as a minister. Growing up in the SBC, I went on

Since the passage of New York’s extreme laws, abortion has become a hot topic. The topic has become even more heated since the release of the film “Unplanned.” There is

Let me tell you about a couple of boys named J.D. and Adam. J.D. is in ninth grade and among the smartest in his whole school. He’s tall, redheaded and

Have you ever been in a place of conflict in your ministry? Have you been in conflict with a pastor, staff member, or a church member? If you answered yes

There is a growing problem within American evangelical churches. Our churches are becoming increasingly biblically illiterate. Bible literacy refers to the capacity for individuals to personally read and properly understand

The effects of social media and technology on the life of a teenager can be seen in almost every aspect of their lives. There is great debate about the effects

I believe strongly in the power of Christ-centered discipleship. When I entered student ministry, I felt a strong calling on my life to disciple young people and make them disciples.

Ghosting: Urban dictionary defines it as: “When a person cuts off all communication with their friends or the person they’re dating, with ZERO warning or notice beforehand.” We have all