Youth Group Lessons
Our weaknesses provide the perfect opportunity for God’s strength to be shown in our lives. Sometimes students can only see all of the things they can’t do, but we have the opportunity to show them what God can do when
Here’s a youth group game on the topic of “joy” that includes a lesson based on John 15:11. The main point of the lesson is: God’s joy dwells in you as you dwell in Him.V My daughter’s middle name is
“Influence” can be used for a self-centered thirst for power, but as followers of Jesus, it can also be used in an unselfish way. As Christians, we have the capability of influencing those around us by the way we live –
How do you worship God? As you reflect on the life, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus, you can only help but desire to worship God in a way that is equivalent to what He has done for you. However,
Here’s a free youth group game that will be a great addition to your Easter planning! Games help students connect and build community… and this game won’t disappoint. Enjoy! – Nick Diliberto, Ministry to Youth YOUTH GROUP EASTER GAME DOWNLOAD
Among teens, addiction no longer only includes drugs and alcohol. Researchers have identified three types of addictive habits: Addiction to substances: drugs, alcohol, tobacco… Impulse control disorders: stealing, gambling, setting fires… Behavioral addictions: food, screens (phones, internet, video games), porn, cutting…
Spiritual growth is an invitation and opportunity for those that follow Jesus. When we think about how spiritual growth happens, the first thing that comes to our minds are the typical habits of going to church, prayer, reading the Bible,
For Generation Z (those born after 1995), “Instafame” has always been part of their lives. You create some type of media that goes viral, develop your own personal brand, and enjoy your 15 minutes of fame – it’s almost like
The Season of Lent begins 46 days before Easter Sunday and ends on the Saturday before Easter. Lent provides an opportunity for leaders and students to set aside time and reflect on their relationship with God. Use this Youth Group
Students often have a misconception of love. Some view love as a feeling characterized by butterflies in the stomach when they spend time with someone they care about. Some may feel unloved because of the way they have been mistreated