Evangelizing GenZ
The gospel doesn’t change, but people do. Gone are the days where those who seek to evangelize GenZ can assume a religious background.
Is the Trinity Essential for Salvation?
The Trinity is essential to salvation because it’s the foundational truth that Christianity is built upon. It drives at the question, “Who is God?” Consider what others have said throughout church history.
The Ten Commandments: Law & Gospel in Action
In this post, we put Law & Gospel into action by considering what the Ten Commandments mean for Christians and how to teach them in a way that leads students to Jesus.
Teaching the Trinity to Students
Teaching the Trinity is crucial, but it’s also the most complicated topic in Christianity. Here are a few core components of faithfully teaching the Trinity to students.
Law & Gospel in Youth Ministry
Youth workers who rightly understand Law & Gospel proclaim the gospel at all times, and use the Law to call students to repentance and faithfulness while keeping the gospel front-and-center at all times.
Youth Ministry and Student Leadership
The Apostle Paul said pastoral ministry should “equip the saints for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ” (Eph. 4:12). Discipleship, then, must involve some measure of equipping students for ministry.
5 Reasons Youth Workers Should Study Church History
If you want to reach students without accidentally innovating yourself into dangerous territory, consider these five reasons why youth workers benefit from studying church history.
Telling Students the Truth About Our Broken World
Our impulse often compels us to try and shield young people from the reality of our broken world. Students do not need us to protect them from reality. They need us to help them process it in a biblically accurate way.
How Textual Criticism Helps Students Read Scripture with Confidence
Here is a simple way to explain textual criticism to students in a way that will help them read their Bibles with confidence.
Book Review: Deeper, by Dane Ortlund
Read Deeper first for your own soul. Then consider how to bring its message to your students. Slow down, give up, and grow in Christ. He is more than enough, and more than capable to lead us home.