Dealing with boundaries, finances, and changing values are all part of parenting your grown child. In Doing Life with Your Adult Children, Jim Burns offers practical advice and hopeful encouragement for one of the richest and most challenging seasons of parenting.
Make sure the parents in your ministry feel equipped in every season!
You will be given a specific McDonald's menu item and a FALSE calorie count. You simply determine whether you think the REAL calorie count is more or less.
It’s a high-energy face-off where Disney magic gets folded into tiny paper masterpieces—and your eyesight gets put to the ultimate test! Imagine this: a swirling blur of creases and colors clarifies. Is it Elsa? Simba? Maybe even that one underrated Disney sidekick you forgot existed? As the image clears, be the first to shout out the Disney character’s name before someone else claims the crown. Play it on stage and award points for speed, accuracy, and pure Disney joy… or light up the whole room as a chaotic, laugh-filled all-play. Let the paper magic unfold!
Can your crew decode the groovy lingo of the disco decade? This game throws down a slang term from the 1970s that players have to guess at what it actually means. Whether you’re feelin’ boss, freakin’ out, or just trying to keep on truckin’, this game brings the laughs, the vibes, and a whole lot of polyester energy! Perfect for your program, game nights, themed events, or anytime you wanna take it old school!
It’s hard enough trying to come up with ideas to let someone know you’re interested in them… so why not have some fun with it? Not sure if that move is smooth or a total dud? In RIZZ or FIZZ, you and your friends get to decide! A scenario pops up on the screen—maybe someone asks you to see a movie, jumps in front of a dodgeball for you, or invites you to a cosplay convention. Would that give you the feels (RIZZ) or make you cringe (FIZZ)? Stand up to vote, and get ready to laugh while you debate!
Flip That Coin is a simple tool that can be used in a tons of different ways. You can use it in a large group setting during a standup-sit-down-type game, or you can use it as a simple tie breaker. Like most of our games, you can control the outcome and force it to land on heads or tales if you need to help a student win or lose. You can even change the logo on the front and back of the coin! That means you can slap on your ministry's logo or an icon that can tie into your talk!
Take your best guess to see who can get closest to these actual world records.
Looking to challenge your know-it-all students on stage or give friends a chance to out-guess each other? This game is perfect for all of that in that it looks from an atypical angle at famous objects, events or people. If they can’t get it at first glance, let them ask for a hint that helps the realize what they’ve been looking at all along!
Put your knowledge of chicken and waffles to the test with this delicious fact or fake trivia.
Does your group love stories from long time ago in a galaxy far, far away? Put their Star Wars knowledge to the test, be it through a faceoff on stage among your sharpest Jedis, as a crowd icebreaker or as a play-against-someone-nearby competition!
There are so many classic games we’ve all played, but how well have you paid attention to the official instructions? See if your group can tell where the rule given comes from! If they can’t name it outright, use the hint to trigger their memory! You play this as an all-play, or create teams to face off on who can get it first.
You will be given a specific Taco Bell menu item and a FALSE number of calorie count. Simply decide whether the real calorie count is more or less.
You will face off against one other tribe member and will be asked to name 5 things of a given category. If you know the answer, grab the timer and flip it. You will have until time runs out to give all 5 correct answers. If you are wrong or too slow your opponent will have a chance to steal. First tribe to 4 points wins.
Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 20 games slides
"What's in the Box!?" has a bunch of different uses. You can create up to 26 digital shoeboxes and assign a color, letter, and prize/anti-prize to each one. Then create a real life shoebox for each one on the screen. Have your students pick a letter and that shoebox will be revealed on the screen. When you hit the spacebar, the lid flies off and a little sign appears with what is in the box.
One way to play is to have a student blindfolded, sticking their hand into a shoebox filled with... whatever you want! This is fun because you can fill it with gross stuff and reveal to the crowd what it is without the blindfolded person knowing. You can even use it as prize picker!
Tug of War is a really quick and fun game that requires zero setup. Just have your students split into two teams (guys vs girls, upperclassmen vs underclassmen, etc). The louder they cheer, the stronger their pull on the rope will be! In reality, the person running the computer is controlling the rope with their cursor, but the students don’t need to know that!
Calling all history buffs! Name these presidents in the order of which they served as president.
Game includes: Title slide, rules, and 12 games slides
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.
How well do you really know your shoes? In this fast-paced face-off game, players go head-to-head racing to identify shoe brands before their opponents do. Make it an all-play where everyone finds someone to play against, and then keep things moving by walking across the room to find a brand-new challenger for the next matchup while everyone tracks their own points. It’s quick, competitive, and keeps the whole room moving from start to finish! (You can even hand out shoelaces as a prize to the person who gets the most wins!)
Tune into this fast-paced music trivia game where players test their knowledge of different instruments by choosing between two possible answers. For each question, the host reads the prompt and players must quickly decide whether the correct answer is #1 or #2. Everyone locks in their choice by holding up one finger for #1 or two fingers for #2, and those who guess correctly stay in the game or earn points - your choice!
Throw your students into the backseat of the weirdest taxi rides imaginable! Each round reveals a can’t-be-real scenario, and players must quickly decide whether they’d stay in the taxi (“HAIL!”) or jump out immediately (“BAIL!”). If they match the host, they stay in the game. Don’t match? They get kicked to the curb. Play it onstage or as an all-play (players hold up a hand raised for HAIL or an X with their arms for BAIL). Last student standing wins the ride.
Movie fans, get ready — this game will put your brain and your pop-culture skills to the test! In Count' Em Up – Movies Edition, each round shows three quick-fire movie questions, each with a number as its answer. Your job? Solve them in your head, add all three totals together, and trust your gut! Once the target number appears, you have to make your move: is the real total lower, exact, or higher than the number on the screen? Pick wisely, because one wrong step means you’re out. It’s fast, it’s frantic, and it’s the perfect game for movie lovers who think they’ve got the numbers on lock.
Everyone uses emojis. Test how well students can identify what the first emoticons meant! This throwback game keeps students engaged and laughing, as well as gives a small history lesson in the origins of emojis!
Get ready to enter the ultimate debate stage with Hypotheticals – Movie Characters! Each round pits two iconic movie characters against each other in a ridiculous, over-the-top scenario—like “Who would win a bake-off: Darth Vader or Shrek?” or “Who’d survive longer in a zombie apocalypse: Elsa or Indiana Jones?” The crowd doesn’t get to sit this one out! One person is brought up to argue for each character, then the entire room casts their vote by physically moving to the left or right side of the room to show where they stand. It’s funny, it’s fiery, and it’ll have your group passionately defending their favorites in the most absurd situations.
How to Play:
Bring one student from each team on stage to represent each of the two characters shown on screen. Read the hypothetical scenario out loud, then give each student 20–30 seconds to argue why their character would win. Once both sides have argued, the rest of the group votes with their feet—everyone moves to the side of the room that matches the character they think would win. Keep score for each round or just play for fun and laughs!
Imagine a school where Bigfoot made the attendance list and Frankenstein definitely ran for prom king!
This is that Monster High School Yearbook, and your group gets to vote on each creature's ridiculous "Most likely to...." superlatives! They simply hold up 1, 2, or 3 fingers to vote.
The real win? You get to decide how the game turns out!
If a player picks the right one, the get points or avoid elimination (you pick!). If they pick wrong? Well... let’s just say the Scarecrow’s looking for new stuffing.
It’s freaky and fun, and filled with classic monsters we got to pose just for this game!
Let’s find out who really knows their classic creeps… and who just came for the candy!
See how well your students can name these baby animals. Students will race to give the correct name for the baby version of the animals shown.
“Pre or Post!” is an energetic, fast-paced guessing game that keeps everyone on their toes Each round begins with a year flashing on the screen—say “1987!”—and players must quickly decide if a given event occurred before (“Pre”) or after (“Post”) that year. For example, if the event is “First episode of The Simpsons aired,” the correct answer would be BEFORE!
This game encourages teamwork as students shout out their answers, discuss why they think something came before or after, and eagerly await the reveal. As rounds progress, the group eagerly compares their own knowledge—who knew the iPhone launched post-2000?
“Pre or Post!” is an engaging, interactive way to learn, laugh, and grow together—ideal for sparking interest and conversation at your next youth gathering.
If you are fluent in English, you might think you'd have no problem keeping up with British vocabulary. In "OVER THE POND", test out if you can name these common foods by their British name!
Just like the original collection, this game is an incredible icebreaker on perspective. You can use it to have the room competing against each other, or as an intro to your message. Students will have three tries to guess the answer and earn points according to when they get it!
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Equip your students to grow in their walks with Christ after your No Other Name event with the No Other Name Devotional Journal. This interactive devotional journal contains four weeks of Biblically-centered application and reflection.
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The Welcome to Middle School: Girls Bundle includes two powerful devotional experiences to help your students grow in their study of God's Word.
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