Freebie Friday #164: Lesson series, “Is Christianity really the only...
Brett Hetherington has contributed more to our Freebie Fridays over the past couple years than anyone else. The best part is, his stuff is always quality…
Youth Ministry Mentorship now open to both SYMC attenders and...
Last month I shared that the Youth Ministry Mentorship Program is taking its conversations to the next level by partnering with the Simply Youth Ministry…
The “Youth Ministry Advance Team: Haiti” discusses their...
Today was a unique show. Instead of the normal round-table discussion we usually have, a couple members from the Youth Ministry Advance Team: Haiti joined me to…
The need for theological questioning in youth ministry [podcast]
Last Monday we talked about the need for theological questioning in youth ministry. Our featured guest was Jake Bouma, a youth pastor who even named his cat…
Interview with Marko about his new YM Coaching Program
Earlier this week Marko launched his Youth Ministry Coaching Program, a 1-year 360 coaching cohort, focused on whole-life development and youth ministry…
Freebie Friday #163: Movie sound clips trivia game
Two years ago I gave away a game I made combining audio clips from different movies. The idea is to have youth group kids pair up with a piece of paper and…
A note that reminds me, “Youth ministry is worth it.”
Last weekend I received this Facebook message from a girl I haven’t been in touch with for about a decade. For the sake of her privacy, I edited out some…
I think I’m doing youth ministry all wrong
Despite knowing otherwise in my head, the way I actually lead my church’s youth ministry is mostly from the mentality that our youth ministry is a program…
All the emotions surrounding my trip to Haiti
[ Catch up with previous posts about my trip to Haiti ]
Wow. I leave for Haiti in only one and a half weeks! And I’m starting to freak out a bit!
As the…
Time Out: How God enables you in ministry
Time Out (by Jerry Schmoyer)
The last thing in life I ever wanted to do was speak before people. I never raised my hand in class. I always sat in the very back…