How to Help Teens Renew Their Minds
Paul’s call to “be transformed by the renewing of your mind” remains essential for today’s teenagers. Here’s how youth leaders can help students develop a biblical perspective on culture, identity and sexuality.
Paul’s call to “be transformed by the renewing of your mind” remains essential for today’s teenagers. Here’s how youth leaders can help students develop a biblical perspective on culture, identity and sexuality.
Fresh, practical ideas to help your church engage your community this spring and summer—from VBS and autism awareness to Mother’s Day and baseball outreach.
Explore how Heart of God Church in Singapore empowers youth to lead, serve, and disciple peers with intentional community and relational discipleship.
Jesus didn’t separate following him from sharing him, and neither should we.
What if we trained our young people to look at their university training as a four-year mission trip? What if we helped them approach their jobs as if they were missionaries to their coworkers?
Putting evangelism at the center of your disciple-making strategy is the game-changer.
They got the word out about a Monday-night ministry for kids ages 5 to 12 called DD for JC—Dunkin’ Donuts for Jesus Christ.
As churches of every size strive to reach Gen Alpha with the gospel, small churches are uniquely positioned to meet this moment.
Personal invitations make a big difference to Gen Z, even more so than the rest of your church’s congregation.
The fact that each student mentors a younger child helps develop relationships among students as well as their self-confidence.