Andrew Hyde loves video games. Watch Andrew as he tells the story of how it all changed for him when he realized that he is the “player 2” to God. A great video for your students who are in to video games and virtual reality.
Length: 1:59 | Format: 1920 x 1080 MP4
God’s Got This, a four-session sermon series, will help your students see that God is working in our lives even when we don’t see it. We can trust God in the big and the small things of life…because GOD’S GOT THIS.
Simply fill in the blank with what you think the majority of the people in the room will pick. Whatever the majority says is the only correct answer.
Santa Drop is a super jolly, Christmas version of one of our favorite games, Donut Drop. Just have a student yell, "Drop!" and watch as a Santa jumps from his sleigh, bounces through the pegs, and hopefully lands in one of five chimneys! The coolest part about this game is that you can hit a button that completely slows down time in the game! This is perfect for those moments when it looks like the Santa is about to fall into a chimney. Just hit the button and everything runs in slow motion! It's a ton of fun!
We are bombarded with lies every single day, but for every lie the enemy throws, there is a truth to be believed. Truth and lies is a creative animation video that encouragesstudents to look to God’s word to find truth.
Length: 2:10 | Format: 1920 x 1080 MP4
You know all those weird-sounding trends that go viral for no reason whatsoever? Test your students on whether something odd was an actual thing (“trend”) or if it’s made up (“pretend”)!
404 Lyrics Not Found – Love Songs is a fast‑paced screen game that mashes up code‑glitch vibes with iconic love songs your students actually know. Each round puts a famous love song on the screen with key lyrics “corrupted” into blanks, and two teams race to debug the line by shouting out the correct song title and artist. It is simple to run, big on crowd participation, and perfect for Valentine’s season, relationship series, or any night where you want music‑driven energy in the room. With 10 fully written rounds, clear answers on every slide, and flexible scoring, 404 Lyrics Not Found – Love Songs works as a quick opener or a full game block that will have students singing along and yelling, “I know this one!”
This team game challenges players to list as many rhyming words as they can. Players will have to work together to make the longest list in the time allotted.
You’ve seen them driving by—those clever, cringey, and downright confusing church signs that try to grab your attention. But can you tell the real ones from the fake? Show Me a Sign is the hilarious survival game where each round you’re shown a church sign phrase… and you have to decide if an actual church really put that on their marquee or if we made it up. Some are inspiring. Some are ridiculous. All of them will make you second-guess everything.
How to Play:
Show a phrase that may or may not have appeared on a real church sign. Students must guess if it's real or fake by moving to one side of the room—left for real, right for fake. Once everyone has picked a side, reveal the correct answer. Anyone who guessed incorrectly is out. Keep going with new phrases until only one player remains standing!
Is this game just a mixer, or is it the ultimate on-the-spot food challenge?!?! Maybe something in between? It’s up to you - have the whole room stand up (or have students who can’t stand raise a hand), and then having them stay standing if what’s read is true of them. Otherwise, they sit down until the game is over. The catch? The first six slides are all about simple experiences, but the last nine give you the ability to test everyone still in with on-the-spot food challenges! Play however you’d like, and see who is left standing.
Your group has had their share of holiday desserts, but how well do they know the treats they’ve eaten or heard of? Test their knowledge through this fun trivia game that covers all their favorites (and maybe a weird one or two). Play it as a face-off or as an all-play!
You will be given a quote. Simply choose who you think said it.
Everyone knows Christmas is in December and Thanksgiving is in November, but what about those obscure national holidays? Put you knowledge to the test!
Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 20 games slides
Unashamed: Healing Our Brokenness and Finding Freedom From Shame invites us to not only be healed of our own shame but also be a part of healing for others. Through the gospel, we discover the only real and lasting antidote to shame: exchanging our shame for the righteousness of Christ alongside others on this same journey.
Katie is a young woman in her 20s who explains her story of being adopted as a child and how that exactly mirrors the Gospel.
Length: 2:50 | Format: 1920 x 1080 MP4
What does worship look like and why do we worship? Drew Kearney explains how being called into a worship leader role led to his understanding of what worship truly means.
Length: 2:30 | Format: 1920 x 1080 MP4
Sojourners implores students to be present in the moment as they begin a new journey during a special event. This video is excellent for the opening to an event, conference, Disciple Now weekend, or camp.
Length: 1:47 | Format: 1280 x 720 MP4
It’s speed-thinking time as players compete to shout out three things that match each random category before their opponent does. It’s the perfect all-play or stage game for any season, guaranteed to get your group talking, laughing, and trying not to blank under pressure. Simple to learn, yet crazy to play! Just pure rapid-fire fun.
Think you’re up to speed on all the jaw-dropping, head-scratching, “Wait, THAT happened?!” moments of 2024? It’s time to find out in this "FACT or FICTION" game where the actual headlines are often stranger than fiction (but sometimes, it’s just fiction). Players face statements about all the big influencers in Hollywood, in sports, or on stage to either play head-to-head or as “pick a side of the room to vote” all-play (walk to one side of the room for "FACT" and the other for "FICTION") - or just use it as a simple mixer by having people stand for "true" or stay seated for "false." No matter how you play, get ready for laughs, groans, and that one person yelling, “WHAT?!” every round. Pick among the different rounds to test everyone on the ones you think they’ll care about, and then see who emerges as the truest trivia lover!
You will be given a STRANGE statement. You simply decide whether you believe that statement to be FACT or FICTION.
Cry Night at Camp. Is it a good thing? Is it a bad thing? How do we help students come down off the seemingly inevitable high that a summer camp or mission trip experience often elicits? How do we help them navigate through the emotions and streams upon streams of tears? How do we set those students up to take meaningful next steps in their faith? How do we set those students up to be discipled? And how do we ensure that they set their feet on solid ground and good soil? Join me in this masterclass as I lay out three tried-and-true ideas to successfully bring your students down off the mountain top of camp!
Game Master and Youth Minister are two titles that often go hand in hand. Whether you have the experience or not, approaching games for your events and retreats can often become an overwhelming task. Creativity can become stifled as other tasks and to-dos overwhelm your plate. Youth Group Games was designed by J. Roger Davis, who has decades of games experience. These books are designed to help you have easy and effective games ready for your next mid-week service, retreat, or big event.
Messy Games is one of seven books within the Youth Group Games line. Getting out of the norm and adding a little mess to your recreation time always adds a lot of fun to your service, retreat, or event. Some of these games will stink, and others are sure to make your group go bananas! Utilizing his decades of experience, J. Roger Davis shares his expertise on 25 must-play messy games he has used over the years!
You will be given a color. Go head-to-head naming something that is primarily that color. If you freeze and can't say one in 3 seconds or if you repeat an answer already given, your opponent scores a point.
Each question has three options. Hold up 1, 2, or 3 fingers to show which of the three options, YOU think is the right answer. If you are correct stay standing, if you are wrong sit down, and if you cheat… God sees you.
Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 20 games slides
Secret Squares is a blast! You select any images that you want and they’ll be covered by a bunch of squares. Your students have to figure out what the full image is as you reveal one square at a time! The first student to get it right will win that round! With the touch of a button, you can change the difficulty from just a handful of big squares to an insane amount of tiny squares!
“But God took these dry bones and gave them life.” I Am Alive unpacks the truth: we can only be fully alive through Christ Jesus.
Length: 1:38 | Format: 1920 x 1080 MP4
Teach For All and lead your students to see that the Gospel is not only something to believe, but something to live. As they engage with Scripture, they’ll discover that the message of Jesus is not limited by who we are or what we’ve done, but defined by who He is and what He’s done for us. Help your students understand that if the Gospel is truly For All, then it must shape how they live, love, and share every day. The invitation of grace extends to everyone, and it calls us to extend that same grace to the world around us.
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Some people think everything tastes like chicken, but everything in this game does start with the word “chicken.” Players brainstorm as solo players or in teams to think one step ahead before someone else gets the one correct answer each round. Once a word is used it’s locked in forever and kept up with a running list onscreen to keep the pressure high!
Think you know which came first? This fast-paced screen game will put your brain to the test! Each round shows two events, inventions, or pop culture moments — your job is to figure out which one happened first. It’s a hilarious and surprisingly tricky game that will get your students shouting, debating, and laughing together. Perfect for breaking the ice and sparking fun discussions!
How to Play
Show a slide with two options on the screen. Students must choose which one they think came first. You can have them vote by moving to different sides of the room, holding up fingers, or shouting out their guess. Reveal the correct answer and celebrate (or laugh at) the results. Play through all the rounds — the student or team with the most correct guesses wins!
As a riddle appears on the screen, students race to think fast— whoever shouts the correct answer first earns a point and earns the title of riddle champion for that round. The friendly competition keeps everyone on their toes and focused, eager for the next brain teaser to be shown. Each riddle brings cheers, laughter, and a boost of confidence to the solver—and a spark of determination to the rest. As the points stack up, the energy builds, transforming a simple activity into a lively highlight of your youth gathering.
How fast can you identify a movie from its props and symbols? How would your group do at this? Find out with this great game as players are shown four images to guess a popular movie from! The game can be played individually or in teams, or as a turn-to-your-neighbor mixer!
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