
Navigating Discipline in Youth Ministry
In some ways, youth ministry is the best job or role anyone can have. There’s nothing more rewarding, and quite frankly, nothing more fun than

In some ways, youth ministry is the best job or role anyone can have. There’s nothing more rewarding, and quite frankly, nothing more fun than

Have you ever walked into your small group completely ready? You looked over your questions, took notes during the message, and even planned exactly what

If you’re reading this, you might be in a bit of a panic—or maybe you’re just trying to prepare for when it happens. But either

Games are often the easiest thing to default to. If only five students show up and the room feels quiet, play a game. If the

I got a group FaceTime call from some of my students at the time. I picked up knowing one of two things would happen: either

It’s a fact: we could not do youth ministry or have a thriving group without our volunteers. Volunteer leaders allow us to disciple students well,

If you’ve been in youth ministry longer than a few years, you’ve had a student bring up divorce at youth group. It’s tricky to know

Phones in youth group can quickly pull students away from the shared experience you’re trying to build. Every single youth leader has felt this tension

If you’ve been in youth ministry for more than five minutes, you’ve likely bumped into a version of this debate: “Shouldn’t youth group be fun?

As youth pastors, we want our students to like our youth group and what we do for our ministry—because if they don’t like it, they