Youth Group Lessons
Since 2014 we’ve been creating lessons and games for youth ministry. And since 2008 we’ve been creating preteen curriculum. Now, we are doing the same for children’s ministry! We’re sooooooooo excited to announce the release of our brand new Kid’s
Since 2014 we’ve been focused on creating youth ministry lessons and games for teenagers. However, we’ve discovered that many of you oversee children’s ministry as well as youth ministry. So, we decided to put together FOR FREE… 10 FUN NO-PREP GAMES
The Bible is filled with stories of imperfect people… just like your students. If you look at the big picture of their lives, you’ll see that it’s often how God used them after they made poor choices that make their stories
Your students are going to love this! After all, the game includes water balloons, hula hoops, dodge balls, and more. Oh yeah 🙂 Use this game, followed by a quick lesson on Hebrews 12:1-3, to teach students that with God’s
Want to get everyone moving on a hot summer day? In this fast-paced game, students will get soaking wet as they race to become the winning team. Use this fun water game, followed by a quick lesson on “living water,”
While your students live on this earth, they will never be perfect. They’re going to mess up and make mistakes. It’s a part of life. On Saturday my family and I arrived home after a weeklong trip to North Carolina.
Forgiveness is a gift you give others and yourself. When you forgive others, it allows them to move on and helps bring peace to your own heart and soul. Because God has forgiven you of so much, you should extend
“Capture the Flag” is a youth ministry classic! This extreme version of the game has lots of twists and turns that make it even more interesting, and hopefully, more fun for your students. Use this just-for-fun youth group game followed
Each year in June, Americans celebrate Father’s Day. We grill burgers, give our dads tools or ties or wallets, and we take a moment to celebrate what they mean to us. Depending on their relationship with their dad, for some
Compassion is not something we possess until we demonstrate it to others. It’s an action that shows we care when others are sad, hurt, or suffering. Our students might not have experienced compassion towards them, but when they understand how