Articles for Youth Leaders
Mind the Gap: Reuniting Generations in Our Churches
Recently there’s been a return to cross-generational and intergenerational communities and contexts with reuniting generations in our generations. This is mostly because of the research being done on the importance of multigenerational community.
Articles for Youth Leaders
8 Deadly Sins of Student Pastors
Student ministry is one of the greatest callings within the church! But there are some deadly sins of student pastors that must be avoided.
Articles for Youth Leaders
The Elusive Quest for Getting a Raise
So, you want a raise. Who doesn't. Getting a raise as a vocational youth worker is one of the most difficult, and therefore rarest item to ever make a church budget. Just like the quest for El Dorado, this journey often leads to a disappointing conclusion.
Articles for Youth Leaders
The Redemptive Side of Being Fired
Being fired, let go, transitioned out, or whatever verbiage the church uses, can be some of the deepest pain and hurt you experience. After being fired, you embark on such a difficult journey and it is so easy to let the negative creep in. But what if it was all part of a bigger plan?
Articles for Youth Leaders
Your Son and Porn: Helping Your Son Escape
If your son doesn’t live in a cave (a cave without a Wi-Fi signal, I might add), he’s going to encounter porn. It’s not if… it’s when your son and porn meet.
Articles for Youth Leaders
What You Need to Know About Teens and Vaping
The CDC director released a statement just a few days ago in response to the death related to the outbreak of “severe lung disease in...
Articles for Pastors
College Freshmen: Don’t Forget These 3 Things
College freshmen: More than you hunger and thirst for the good things that college provides, hunger and thirst for Jesus and His righteousness. Those other things will be thrown in as blessings as well, but only He will fill you.
Articles for Youth Leaders
George Whitefield: Don’t Leave Those Kids Alone
George Whitefield was equally as understood by children as he was by adults, as Howell Harris tells of going ‘to hear Bro Whitefield preach to little children, many hundreds of them, in their own infant language.