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  • 5 Things to Focus on in the New Year
    January 6, 2020 Robbie Crawford

    5 Things to Focus on in the New Year

    As we begin the new year, I want to go over five things I believe all youth workers should focus on to get the most out of 2020. I'm not calling them resolutions because resolutions themselves are a one-time firm decision. These are goals that will require a year's worth of decisions to reach. Not only can you meet all of these goals, but I believe each of these will allow you to make 2020 matter!
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  • The Best Online Articles and Training Posts of 2019
    December 30, 2019 YM360 Blog

    The Best Online Articles and Training Posts of 2019

    We hope that 2019 has been a fantastic year for you and your youth ministry. We consider it a blessing to have come alongside you in your ministry and equipped you with a number of Articles and Training posts throughout the whole calendar year. Although we hope that every post has been beneficial to you, there were a few that stood out to you and other youth workers like you. And, in case you missed some of them, check out the best Online Articles and Training posts of 2019!

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  • Merry Christmas from YM360 (2019)
    December 23, 2019 YM360 Blog

    Merry Christmas from YM360 (2019)

    Isaiah 9:6 (ESV)For to us, a child is born,    to us a son is given;and the government shall be upon his shoulder,    and his name shall be calledWonderful Counselor, Mighty God,    Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. May your Christmas be spent celebrating that God loved all of mankind so...

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  • How Do You Reinvent a Game that Already Exists?
    December 16, 2019 Robbie Crawford

    How Do You Reinvent a Game that Already Exists?

    Games are the universal language between adults and students. Games grant people an opportunity to step out of their routine to show a different side of themselves. Here’s the problem with games: coming up with them. We’ve all witnessed incredible games before, and we’ve also seen those games which flopped upon arrival. But how do you re-invent a game after it has become stale? Robbie and Jake want to show you today!
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  • How to Use Christmas as a Youth Ministry Reboot
    December 13, 2019 Robbie Crawford

    How to Use Christmas as a Youth Ministry Reboot

    It seems like when our schedule gets a bit lighter during the Christmas season; we can often get less done. We want to spend a few moments today talking about how you can head into this Christmas season with an intentional spirit to use this month as a youth ministry reboot.

    We believe there are four things you can do to give your ministry that extra energy when 2020 rolls around!

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  • The 12 Songs of Christmas
    December 6, 2019 J. Roger Davis

    The 12 Songs of Christmas

    You’ve heard of the 12 Days of Christmas, but what about 12 of the most popular international Christmas songs? In keeping with the Christmas spirit, we’ve compiled a list of Christmas themed songs from around the globe (including an excerpt of the lyrics!). You may recognize more than you realize. Enjoy!

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  • Launch Pad Events Vs. Mountain Top Events
    November 25, 2019 Andy Blanks

    Launch Pad Events Vs. Mountain Top Events

    We’re all familiar with the metaphor: Sometimes, as Christians, we experience “mountain top” events. As a youth worker, we often hope the events we plan will be mountain top events. We hope that when we design a retreat weekend or a camp, these events will be moments where our students experience God’s presence. That’s not a bad thing to hope for. But there is another side of mountain top events that can be slightly problematic. Let us tell you what it is and how you can overcome it in your student ministry.
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  • How to Get Along With Parents Who Don't Like You
    October 28, 2019 Andy Blanks

    How to Get Along With Parents Who Don't Like You

    Unfortunately, we won’t always like everyone we do life and ministry with. And they won’t always like us. This is just human nature. We know this, and we strive to overcome it. But it can be particularly tricky when that person who doesn’t like you is a parent of one of your students. Ouch.
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