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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
I just got my first tattoo (see pic above). It’s the Hebrew word for: growth, flourishing, well being. It was both a really exciting and terrifying experience getting a tattoo that big on my forearm. The word “growth” has been
What does it mean to be a Christian? It’s a simple question, but we tend to over think it. So, what is the answer and what does it mean in our everyday lives? Use this Youth Group Valentine’s Day Lesson
A couple of weeks ago I visited San Diego with my 17-year old son, Ethan. On an early morning walk near Sunset Cliffs, I was in awe at the beauty all around me. It was a holy moment. I was
Here’s a fun game just in time for Valentine’s Day! Throughout the game, students will choose to either help others remain in the game by sacrificing their opportunity to keep playing, or they can save themselves. This game will be
Anger is a strong emotion that if not controlled, will control you. In the Book of Proverbs, we discover that “Fools vent their anger, but the wise quietly hold it back.” God has given us many tools in His Word
Depending on where you are in the country, winter could be anything from a snow blizzard to just cooler than average temperatures. Most of us here in the U.S. have had a cold winter so far. Now things are warming
High school students constantly compare themselves to others. And if they don’t do it themselves, someone else is happy to point out how they are different, better, or not as good as their peers. It’s overwhelming for students who feel