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Brooklyn is a young woman who came to know Christ at camp. Her story is of Jesus saving her from the weight of death and helping her to live with joy.

Length: 7:40 | Format: 1920 x 1080 MP4

Building a Youth Ministry That Builds Disciples: A Small Book About a Big Idea offers a blueprint for building in teenagers the ultimate ministry goal—a lifelong love of Christ.

By Name takes a deep dive into the life of one of the Bible’s most cunning characters: Jacob. Over four sessions, this series will challenge students to reflect on how they see themselves versus how God sees them. By looking at key moments in Jacob’s story, they’ll explore how God knows them personally and invites them into His greater purpose.

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Three years into Kendall’s job as the youth pastor of Grace church, many things are going really well: Kids are connecting and growing. She’s built a solid team of adult leaders. She and her husband love their home, city, and friends. But when Kendall is blindsided by her unsupportive senior pastor, who once again takes the side of a wealthy parent over Kendall’s, it’s the impetus she needs to start reconsidering her future. Is it time for Kendall to move on? And if she does look for a role at a new church, how can she be sure it will be a better fit than this one? 

With this fiction debut, veteran youth worker Jen Bradbury’s novel explores the process of living in to your calling, listening to the voice of God, and continually asking the question, What does the right fit look like, and how do you know when you’ve found it?

Ministry comes with many weighty responsibilities. Ministry leaders are called to teach, serve, and lead. But in leading those under their care, there comes a moment when they recognize the future leaders under their leadership. With this recognition comes an all too familiar question: What comes next?

In Calling Out the Called, Scott Pace and Shane Pruitt answer this question by giving direction, encouragement, and a charge for ministry leaders to recognize the future leaders in their midst and do what needs to be done for the future of ministry: the calling out of the called.

You will be given a category. One at a time, list one item in that category. The first person or team who cannot correctly list an item in the given category without repeating an answer is eliminated.

This game is choc-full of fun! Identify the candy bar from the inside. 

Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 20 games slides

Take your group on an epic journey through iconic catchphrases from TV shows that are ingrained in everyday culture. Test their knowledge (or get them guessing) at all the nostalgia through this fun trivia game that will transport students through decades of television magic!

One of the oldest tricks in the book, the three coconuts scam. This game is very versatile. You can use it as a quick game for fun, or you can use it to torture your students. It's really up to you. The best part is there's no setup!

On the screen, three coconut shells are lifted, revealing two kiwi fruits and a kiwi bird. Tell your students to keep an eye on the kiwi bird as you shuffle the coconuts. Have your students guess which coconut is hiding the kiwi bird. You can change the speed of the shuffling. Also, you can cheat, placing the kiwi bird under any/all of the coconuts. Very easy. Very fun. Potentially, emotionally damaging.

You will be given four brands names. Simply determine which category of product they provide. Example: Crest, Colgate, Aquafresh, & Sensodyne. Category = TOOTHPASTE.

Can you name the cereal when the name has been removed from the box? Let's find out.

Can you name the cereal when the name has been removed from the box? Let's find out.

Can you name the cereal when the name has been removed from the box? Let's find out.

How well do you know the U.S. currency? Let's find out. (Basic Trivia about U.S. bills and coins)

"Who defines you? Who names you?"

Change of Heart is about labels and how the words we've been given by others—and at times even ourselves—are not who we are. Jesus takes those words and rewrites them.

Length: 1:23 | Format: 1920 x 1080 MP4

You will be shown a specific amount of U.S. coins. Simply be the first to correctly count up the amount of change.

Put your knowledge of chicken and waffles to the test with this delicious fact or fake trivia.

Choices can be difficult. But more than trying to decide what flavor at the local Ice Crème Shoppe, trying to figure out God’s will for how you spend your life can be overwhelming. This video reminds us of the truths and encouragement found in Romans 12.

Length: 1:47 | Format: 1920 x 1080 MP4

Christ Karate Club is a comedic commercial for Sensei Dale Plinkey’s school that combines karate skills and Bible memorization. “So if you’re interested in helping your offspring achieve biblical and karate mastery, come on down to 225 Wood Creek Drive and park in the back! Christ Karate Club: training God’s warriors one at a time!”

Length: 2:20 | Format: 1920 x 1080 MP4

You will be given the name of a Christian band. Simply decide whether the band is real or fake.

Christine tells her heartbreaking and hopeful story of losing both of her parents to cancer over a 4-year time span. The hope Christine speaks of is not one that feels plastic but rather a hope that is able to look immense pain in the face and continue to trust God while still wrestling with him. This video is raw and honest and may be difficult for a student who has recently experienced the loss of a parent or close loved one to watch.

Length: 3:18 | Format: 1920 x 1080 MP4

In Christmas Carol One-liners, you are given one line from a popular Christmas song. Your job is to guess the name of the song. Tis the season!

Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 20 games slides

Santa’s got a sweet tooth and a sneaky side! In Christmas Cookies, students try to outsmart Santa himself. Four delicious Christmas cookies appear on the screen — but watch out, because Santa’s coming to steal one! Each round, students must pick a cookie corner to stand in and hope Santa doesn’t swipe their snack. It’s fast, funny, and full of Christmas cheer — the perfect holiday elimination game to get everyone laughing and moving!

How to Play:

Show the four cookies on the screen, one in each corner. Everyone chooses a corner by moving to the spot in the room that matches the cookie they want. When everyone’s settled, reveal which cookie Santa tries to grab. Anyone standing in that cookie’s corner is out for the round. Keep playing new rounds with fewer and fewer players until only one person is left standing — the last cookie survivor wins!

It's a simple True of False quiz about Christmas.

It's a simply true or false quiz about the Biblical Christmas story.

Yule like this one! Get ready for everyone’s assumptions about Christmas to be challenged! Use this fun game to find out what your students do and don’t know about various Christmas traditions as well as what’s in the Bible as you have them determine FACT or FICTION! Play it as a face-off among students onstage, or invite the whole audience to play by moving around the room or facing off against a friend!

Tired of picking students based on favoritism? Problem solved!

The Claw Machine grabs from a pile of uploaded pictures of students' heads. Add as many heads as you like. The claw will reach down and pick one at random. It works exactly how you’d expect a claw machine to work, minus the giant hole in your heart the same shape as a tye-dye teddy bear holding a felt heart.

This is a game of numbers, probability, risk-taking, and very basic climbing animations. It's a fun game of chance for you students to take turns playing. 

Press the spacebar and make the climber climb between 1-10 steps. If he climbs beyond 21 steps, game over! The winner is the student who can get the closest to 21 without going over! This is one of those games that students will be on their best behavior for the opportunity to play.

Some things are hard to figure out when you’re too close to them… kind of like this game. Use it as a fun icebreaker/competition, or as a primer to a message on perspective. Students will have three tries to guess the answer and earn points accordingly, whether competing up front or with the person next to them.