Rejection and failure feel personal to teenagers. And when they experience rejection, many students internalize the lie that they’re not good enough. But the gospel tells a different story. As youth pastors, we have the opportunity to help students see rejection and failure through the lens of the gospel—not as
I’ve been in youth ministry for a long time. Over the course of that decade-plus tenure, I’ve had to come to grips with a difficult truth. It’s one that feels unpopular, and it’s one I’ve had to reconcile with my desire to create the best resources for the youth ministry
A new school year brings a fresh wave of opportunity—and pressure. You’re navigating new students, shifting schedules, and the challenge of helping teenagers stay grounded in their faith while everything around them is changing. At the center of it all is your teaching strategy. What you teach matters. But so
