If you’re leading a youth ministry, few decisions will shape your year more than the curriculum you choose. The right curriculum doesn’t just fill time
When it comes to the Trinity, most teenagers have a decent grasp on God the Father and Jesus the Son. But the Holy Spirit? That’s
Justice is one of the most talked-about issues in today’s world. Students are hearing about fairness, activism, and systemic injustice almost daily—from social media, news
The fall semester is one of the most strategic seasons in youth ministry. New students are stepping into your group for the first time. Returning
Teenagers are constantly asking the question, “Does this really matter to my life?” It’s the lens they bring to everything, from friendships and school stress
For most students, school isn’t just where they spend the majority of their time—it’s also where their faith gets tested the most. It’s where peer
There’s a common belief floating around church circles: that teenagers can’t handle deep theology. But, actually, they can. And they want to. I think most
I know you’re juggling a lot as a youth pastor, because I’ve been there too. You’re not alone, and I hope what you find here
Youth pastors know the weight of choosing the right curriculum. Pick something biblically weak and your students miss out on depth. Choose something too heady
I’m a huge basketball fan, so I love it when the shot clock is winding down. The pressure feels good. It’s dramatic and enrapturing. But
