An amazing collection of freebies created by youth workers all over the world—these discussion-starters, games, forms, resources, and ideas will help you in your youth ministry.
Looking for an “easy” lesson the week after Thanksgiving? This one is for you! Should we really only say, “Thank You,” once a year? Here is an easy video that is funny and gets students thinking about those “things we should say.” …
We recently used “Made,” a sermon series by Kurt Johnston™©, in our Sunday morning program. It is a great teaching tool for any youth worker. This robust package (marketing tools, graphics, presentation slides, transcripts, etc.) is also complete in a way that a ministry leader can feel comfortable handing it to a volunteer and letting them run with it.…
Freebie: The Art of Tweaking Curriculum – Part 4: Storytelling in Curriculum My final thoughts on curriculum are in regards to the actual small group lesson. Most lessons include a video clip or short scripture with a couple of questions. This is often the point at which we think our students will tell us, “They know it all.” …
Freebie: The Art of Tweaking Curriculum – Part 1: The Intro “What are you doing in your youth group?” I inquired, really just wanting the basic ideas of what this youth guy was trying with his students. His answer was surprising. …
FREEBIE: A Favorite Go-to Small Group Lesson: Closer, Farther OR Bubblegum… In light of the recent VMA awards, I wanted to share with you a favorite “goto” lesson I do often with my students. This works as either part of a series or as a “Quick” in between curriculum.…
We have a student-run ministry team at Saddleback Church called Create Ministry. Twice a month, the ministry has an “Open Studio” event, where all the artists in our ministry are invited to work on their art and hang out with other artists.…
Cash loans online Adios, Summer. Hola, School. [tweet_dis]12 Questions to Get Teenagers Talking[/tweet_dis] Kick off the new school year by engaging students in some fun, meaningful conversations. Here are a few suggested ways you can use these questions: · Distribute the list to small group leaders.…
Posted by Kurt Johnston I have a confession to make: I loathe fundraisers. I’m pretty sure it goes back to my first junior high ministry that I served in during the late 80’s. At that church we only did one fundraiser per year, but it was a doozey.…
