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Messages, discussions, reviews, tips, interviews, resources, and sometimes just plain fun all surrounding the culture of student ministry.
From the day we are born the world/universe as we know it revolves around us. How do we start to remove that self-centered it is all about me mentality with one that is Christ-centered and all about what he wants and has for us?
There is so much more to being a genuine Christ follower than just basking in the sense of “I am saved and going to heaven.” What are you doing that shows to those around you that you truly believe.
Simply considering oneself to be a religious person is not enough. Religion that God, the Father, considers unpolluted is evidenced by both an outer expression of compassion for orphans, widows, and all those in lowly positions as well as an inner character that remains unpolluted by the temptations of the world.
Merely listening to the word is not sufficient. True freedom and blessing come from remembering and continually acting upon the Word.
A walk through the book of James as we see how to make our internal faith, external. As believers we are not just hears of the word but also doers of the word.
"How to Catch a Monkey" is about the need to get rid of idols that we don't even realize we have. By looking at the calling of Gideon, we see that we must get rid of the idols in our lives before God will ever do a mighty work through us. Often, we aren't even aware of the idols we have set up.
"How to Catch a Monkey" is a call to submit to God’s calling on our lives, evaluate our lives, and get rid of our idols.
Phillip's life was something extraordinary. Not because he lead massive crowds or was a prominent figure head, simply because he stepped up and served. The book of Acts shows us how Phillip lead by being second, not first.
Why are we here? What is the meaning of life? What is the point of it all? If you have ever considered these questions, then you may be lacking in and understanding of TELOS.
“Telos” is the philosophical Greek term for “the end, purpose or goal.” It is the answer to so many questions students have, and the solution to so many struggles that destroy lives. This series will help unpack not only what God’s purpose for their life is, but also how they can make that purpose their reality.
Why are we here? What is the meaning of life? What is the point of it all? If you have ever considered these questions, then you may be lacking in and understanding of TELOS.
“Telos” is the philosophical Greek term for “the end, purpose or goal.” It is the answer to so many questions students have, and the solution to so many struggles that destroy lives. This series will help unpack not only what God’s purpose for their life is, but also how you can make that purpose their reality.
Why are we here? What is the meaning of life? What is the point of it all? If your students have ever considered these questions, they may be lacking in and understanding of TELOS.
“Telos” is the philosophical Greek term for “the end, purpose or goal.” It is the answer to so many questions students have, and the solution to so many struggles that destroy lives. This series will help unpack not only what God’s purpose for their life is, but also how they can make that purpose their reality.
Why are we here? What is the meaning of life? What is the point of it all? If your students have ever considered these questions, they may be lacking in and understanding of TELOS.
“Telos” is the philosophical Greek term for “the end, purpose or goal.” It is the answer to so many questions students have, and the solution to so many struggles that destroy lives. This series will help unpack not only what God’s purpose for their life is, but also how they can make that purpose their reality.
Gospel-centered Christians keep in step with the Spirit of God and serve one another in love.
Gospel-centered Christians don't live by rules, they live by faith. Their righteousness is not in their ability to carry out a list of do's and don'ts. It's in the person of Jesus.
As gospel-centered Christians, we literally give ourselves away to God when Jesus comes to live in us.
As gospel-centered Christians, we respond to the gospel, center our lives around the gospel, and live the gospel every day of our lives.