Comments on: 15 Tips for Young Student Ministers (Uncensored)

By: Glorious Victory

Glorious Victory — Thu, 03 Dec 2020 17:29:47 +0000

In reply to Shivani.

Its great coming across this tips, its really a great blessing I must confess..

I have been thinking of recent when I felt God leading me into teenage ministry as a young lady of 25years old…
I have passion for teenagers, mostly those wrong exposed to the world at that very age. Due to my own past personal experience as a teenager that almost destroy me but Mercy say No. Ever since, I have a great burden in my heart on how to make Jesus and the ways of God known to them but to know avail, all my thought was this is just a passion and not a calling… Until of recent when I had the leading to further up education and God divinely made it known to me that my major assignment for now its teenage ministry, at that point, I never knew if there was anything like teenage ministry… All I knew was youth adults and Children ministry but not just a ministry focusing on teenage…
That led me to Google search and all I have seen is amazing…

Though I don’t know how to begin, how to get teenagers and how to pour out all God have install in me but at this point I’m trusting God for insight…

God bless u brother.

By: Ryan Campos

Ryan Campos — Tue, 25 Aug 2015 14:57:41 +0000

In reply to David & Kylie Knight. Thanks David & Kylle for your kind words. Yeah, you can share it, no problem! Hope it can encourage others as well.

By: David & Kylie Knight

David & Kylie Knight — Tue, 25 Aug 2015 04:03:38 +0000

Ryan,

I think these are a great encouragement to youth leaders as the year starts back up. Do you mind if we share them with our mailing list?

David & Kylie Knight
http://www.knightillusions.com

By: Ryan Campos

Ryan Campos — Wed, 27 Aug 2014 19:06:11 +0000

In reply to Shivani. Shlvanl Thank you for the words! I'm glad that you appreciated the article. Also, I want to wish you a congratulations on your youth leader position! I totally agree with you we should be aiming to please him and do his work and not our own selfish ambitions!

By: Shivani

Shivani — Thu, 21 Aug 2014 18:18:27 +0000

I found this to be very enlightening. I have recently become appointed as a youth leader and sometimes when your too close to a given task its hard to employ objectivity. I find networking very good as I believe that God positions people In your life to fulfill his purpose (among other things). Ultimately, when we ourselves develop a strong relationship with God, we become more God conscious and we allow ourselves to be vessels that the holy spirit works through. Yes, we may start in the flesh (hence needing some kind of guidelines) but as we begin to adopt the word of God its inevitable that the holy spirit will influence our every decision. As he doesn’t cause confusion and his ways are above ours … We could never fully fathom his works or how he chooses to go about them. Its impossible to please everyone and with a bigger group comes bigger issues. I found that in getting the order right by pleasing God above all, he starts to perfect every other relationship and circumstance. Ultimately, over and above the nitty gritty of being that flawless leader we need to realize that Satan also plant tares among the wheat , God forbid one of us should fall we should be able to come back quickly to where he has called us to be. One day we will be having to give an account of all we’ve done …. That should be something to consider n furthermore keep us God conscious at all times and sensitive to his work and not our own.

This message was typed to show appreciation for your work as well as to encourage … We all need a bit of upliftment as well as reinforcing from time to time