Youth Group Lessons
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The Bible is filled with stories of imperfect people… just like us. 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 memorable.
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,”
Last summer my family visited Yosemite. We were absolutely blown away by the magnitude and scope of the beauty around us. In fact, here’s a pic of us at the top of one of the summits of Yosemite: Pictures can’t come close to
Gummy worms and Kool-Aid… the perfect combination to an awesome summer game! The game sets up a lesson, based on Psalm 139:13-16, about valuing yourself and others. Enjoy! Nick Dilberto, Ministry to Youth SUMMER GAME: KOOL-AID GUMMY DUNK N SLIDE
While we live on this earth, we will never be perfect. Our attempt at holy living will not save us, but rather is a result of being saved. It’s not uncommon for students to feel discouraged or even consider giving
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
Summer is crazy busy. You’re juggling a thousand things at once and working long hours. The only thing that keeps you going (other than lots of coffee) is knowing that your summer events makes a huge impact in the lives
“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