Jeremy Zach
Jeremy Zach easily gets dissatisfied with status quo. He reeks with passion and boredom is not in his vocabulary. He becomes wide awake when connecting with student pastors, thinking and writing about student ministry, experimenting with online technology, and working out.
He is married to Mikaela and has two calico cats, Stella and Laguna. He lives in Alpharetta, Georgia and is a XP3 Orange Specialist for Orange—a division of the REthink Group. Zach holds a Communication degree from the University of Minnesota- Twin Cities and Masters of Divinity from Fuller Theological Seminary.
Articles for Youth Leaders
Becoming a Youth Pastor: What You Need To Know
What makes a great youth pastor? There are some qualifications you need to know before entering the youth pastorate.
Articles for Youth Leaders
Sustainable Youth Ministry: 8 Tools for a Strong Teen Program
Sustainable youth ministry is the goal of youth work. So use these 8 tools for building a teen program that lasts for the long haul.
Articles for Youth Leaders
Theological Questions for Teens: Why Does God Exist?
Good theological questions deserve time and attention in youth group and teen Bible studies. What are some arguments for the existence of God?
Articles for Youth Leaders
Goals for Youth Ministry: 7 Ways to Measure Success in Your Program
Goals for youth ministry are essential. How do you measure success in your program? Consider these 7 targets.
Articles for Youth Leaders
Youth Leaders Need These 10 Traits for Ministry Success
Youth leaders have a challenging role, but these 10 tips can help you be effective and feel rewarded in ministry.
Articles for Youth Leaders
Narcissistic Teens: Combatting the Rise of Self-Focused Kids
Narcissistic teens are becoming more common, according to research. Find out how youth workers can combat this trend of self-focused kids.
Articles for Youth Leaders
Youth Pastor Tensions: When You Clash With Your Senior Pastor
Explore tips to maintain and restore the important bond between youth pastor and senior pastor.
Articles for Youth Leaders
I Can’t Stop Sinning, So What’s the Point of Stopping?
Many young people struggle with the idea of sin. Junior and senior high students tend to think, "If I can't stop sinning, then what's the point of stopping?"
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