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  • Unplugging: Tough Times Create Tough Christian Students
    March 19, 2020 Richard Parker

    Unplugging: Tough Times Create Tough Christian Students

    What does it take to toughen up a Christian student spiritually? The Bible is full of stories of Bible heroes who became heroes because they went through some tough times, and those experiences strengthened their faith. So instead of giving in to fear and panic, why not let God use this time to build up your faith and "toughen" up your spiritual nature.

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  • 10 Things To Do When Your Children Are Stuck At Home
    March 18, 2020 Brendt Blanks

    10 Things To Do When Your Children Are Stuck At Home

    These are unique times. And they will probably get even more unsettled in the days ahead. Coronavirus has altered nearly every aspect of our lives. As adults, we find this unsettling. But the impact of the upheaval we see in our culture can have an even more dramatic effect on our children. How do we help them keep a healthy outlook on life? Let's dive in together!
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  • Dads: How to Make the Most of the Coronavirus
    March 18, 2020 Rick Burgess

    Dads: How to Make the Most of the Coronavirus

    There are some harsh realities of the world we find ourselves in. Coronavirus has dramatically transformed our cultural landscape. But if we are looking for a silver lining to the social distancing and the quarantines, it’s that many of us are finding that we’re slowing down and spending more time with our families.
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  • Why Games Bomb in Youth Ministry
    March 2, 2020 Robbie Crawford

    Why Games Bomb in Youth Ministry

    Have you ever had a game that you've played with your students just BOMB? It is common and is something that is important to overcome in your ministry. There are 4 common reasons our games have come up short in the past, and I also believe there are 4 simple solutions to ensure it never happens again. Let’s jump in!
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  • 5 Ways to Improve Your Students' Easter Experience
    February 17, 2020 Andy Blanks

    5 Ways to Improve Your Students' Easter Experience

    Easter is a powerful time in the life of every Christ-follower, but also in the life of your ministry. It's a time where we can build on the meaning inherent in the season and lay the foundation for real spiritual growth. But to do so means making sure we're thinking intentionally. If we don't plan to get the most out of it, we likely won't.

    So here are five ways that you can make sure your students' Easter experience is everything it should be.

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  • Relationships - So Easy Even Your Students Can Do It!
    February 10, 2020 YM360 Blog

    Relationships - So Easy Even Your Students Can Do It!

    Relationships are easy, right? That's why everyone has different types of relationships, and we talk about them all the time! The older I get, the wiser I become, which is why we need to share this wisdom with our students! So, what do these students need to know when it comes to walking through relationships well? We'll tell you today!
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  • 3 Ways to Make Easter in Youth Ministry Amazing
    February 3, 2020 Andy Blanks

    3 Ways to Make Easter in Youth Ministry Amazing

    The question we have to ask in regards to Easter is what can we do to make sure that we are doing our best to make Easter an amazing experience for any student that crosses our path. What an encouragement to know that Easter can be the front door for a student coming into a deeper knowledge of God. But we have to make sure we’re ready for the opportunity. Check out 3 ways that you can make Easter amazing for your students this year.
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  • It's Not That Your Students Don't Want to Know God
    January 27, 2020 Andy Blanks

    It's Not That Your Students Don't Want to Know God

    Very few of us will ever encounter students who, though saved by faith and following after God, have no desire to know Him. Much more likely, we have students who know God, who strive to follow Him, and who WANT to know Him more . . . they struggle to understand how. And maybe they aren't alone in this.
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