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 | are you listening
doug fields
I was recently at Weinersnitzel eating one of America’s
finest meals—the tube steak kabob…affectionately known by
connoisseurs as a Corn Dog. As I moving to my seat, I see a high school ... |
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 | volunteers…3 simple questions
Kurt Johnston
I've often been asked what makes a good junior high volunteer. And the truth is I have often asked myself the very same question. If you're like me you have probably had a few experiences where a v ... |
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 | teaching your students the purity code
Jim Burns
In honor of God, my family, and my future spouse, I commit my life to sexual purity.
This involves:
- Honoring God with your body
- Renewing your mind for g ... |
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 | starting out on the right foot in youth ministry: part 2
Brian Holland
In part one we looked at priorities 1-5. In part two, we finish that list by looking at priorities 6-10.
6. Set up standards. First of all, set up standards to protect your ...
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 | does it always have to be a sermon?
katie edwards
Kurt’s article really got me thinking about how I view the “teaching” piece in ministry. I truly understand the importance of teaching junior high students God’s word…and I know that Kurt has taught so ... |
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 | summer success
Walt Mueller
Schools out and it's time for summer vacation—or is it? Teenagers everywhere will struggle to balance jobs, a full schedule of athletic and other activities, camp, volunteer work, missions trips, an ... |
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 | start to move mountains in your life, ministry and family
Megan Hutchinson
On the bottom of every email send, I have written my life verse. Tonight, as I was typing my weekly email to my volunteer leaders, I just had to ask them: When was the last time you read the verse a ... |
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 | advice for dividing small groups
doug fields
I'm always afraid to answer small
group questions with a "this
is how you do it" answer. Why? Because all small groups are unique and
I'm not convinced there is "a" way ... |
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 | christians are to the world as dwight Is to the office
Lane Palmer
One just has to sit back and admire the comic genius that is The Office. Week after week this program gives us a look into the real world of employment in unbelievably humorous and sadly acc ... |
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