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Youth ministry doesn’t work without people. You can have the best curriculum, the biggest room, the coolest stage, and the strongest vision in the world, but if you don’t have volunteers, you don’t have a ministry. You have a dream and a locked door. Scripture figured this out long before we did. In Exodus 18, Moses is
Today, I shut my computer at church with plenty of work still unfinished. There were texts I hadn't answered, emails still sitting in my inbox, an upcoming retreat to plan, and students I needed to follow up with. I could have easily stayed another two hours and still found more to do. But I went home. I walked through
“Hey, thanks for visiting our church. We’re so glad you’re here.” This is a phrase we all hope to hear at our churches. Having first-timers in our student ministries is a really big deal because there are a million and one things a student could be doing instead of trying out our churches for the first time. Visitors a
You’ve seen the moment before: a student lingers after the youth group, the room is louder than usual, or something’s on their mind. You can feel it, but what do you do with it, and where do you start? Do you wait for them to speak? Do you change the subject? Do you panic internally because you’re not sure you have the
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