The Top 5 Most Read ym360 Blog Posts From 2012: Number 3
As 2012 rolls over to 2013, we're picking up our annual tradition of counting down the Most Read ym360 Blog posts from the previous year. Today, NUMBER 3!!
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5 Thoughts About Youth Ministry As Family Ministry
Andy Blanks sounds off on some of the challenges and considerations of a more family focused youth ministry strategyRead now -
My "Youth Ministry Cycle," Re-examined
ym360 Contributor Tom Shriver shares a personal story of how God helped him see a deeply held principle in a new light.Read now -
Dangerous Thoughts On Leadership
ym360 Contributor Jerry Varner writes a thought provoking and challenging post on the brand of leadership we're modeling for our students, and for the world.Read now -
Flashback Friday (Oct. 5): This Week's Links From The Youth Ministry Blogosphere
Another edition of ym360's weekly run-down of the best youth ministry blog posts from across the Internet.Read now -
flashback friday (oct. 5): this week's links from the youth ministry blogosphere
Another edition of ym360's weekly run-down of the best youth ministry blog posts from across the Internet.Read now -
Does Your Youth Ministry Need Streamlining?
Andy Blanks asks if your youth ministry (and your students) might benefit from a more streamlined approach.Read now -
Linked Post: How To Create Leadership Depth
This linked post passes along great tips for effective delegating courtesy of Chris Wesley.Read now -
YMEssentials: Who Has Permission To Call You Out?
Andy Blanks examines the failure of leaders to allow people to challenge them or call them out .Read now -
Calling Teenagers To A Developmentally Appropriate Faith
ym360 Contributor Benjamin Kerns challenges the picture of faith we're painting for our students.Read now -
Responding To The "Suggestions" People Make
ym360 Contributor Danny Bowers raises a tricky, but pretty common, subject in this blog postRead now -
Empowering Students To Serve Through Their Personalities
Andy Blanks challenges youth workers to help students serve not only through their giftings but through their personalitiesRead now
