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
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…
You’ll never be able to orchestrate a ministry that goes just the way you want it to go. Things will never be perfect. For many of us, the following statement is true. We’re either: Worrying about a problem Trying to
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
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
Jesus was a gifted storyteller. He spoke in parables people could understand because they were relatable to their everyday lives. As youth leaders, we still do this today – take biblical principles and make them engaging and understandable for our
SAVE 41% ON 80 YOUTH GROUP GAMES! We wanted to let you know we just released an awesome GAME PACK BUNDLE. You receive all 4 of our BRAND NEW youth group game packs! Every single game includes a Biblical lesson. Games are
I just wanted to let you know about our newest releases here at Ministry to Youth. So, here goes… The Arrival is a 4-week series that explores the traditions of Advent that can make our Christmas celebrations more meaningful. This
HOW TO TALK TO TEENAGERS ABOUT INAPPROPRIATE LANGUAGE Written by Aaron Helman Several years ago, when I was still young enough to do it, I was playing basketball with a group of teenagers in our church gym. A shot went
Use this free youth group lesson to teach students the importance of letting go. Help students learn how to let go of the past and look forward to what God is doing in your life right now. Enjoy! – Nick Diliberto,