Youth Group Lessons
With Easter being this Sunday, we wanted to give you two Easter games and some ideas on how to make your Easter message stick. So, here goes. EASTER GAME #1: NEW LIFE This game is based on Matthew 28:2-9 and
DO THIS WITH YOUR FAMILY FOR NEW YEAR’S On New Year’s Day our family started a new tradition. It’s something that could hugely benefit your family too. I explain it all in this video. P.S. – So sorry for the
Here’s a really awesome game to play in your youth ministry. Tons of fun, little to no preparation time and the supplies are inexpensive. Enjoy! – Nick Diliberto, Ministry to Youth Watch the game in action here: Video Credit: Delmar
Here’s some really great summer games for your youth group or youth camp. 3 of the 4 include a short lesson on various topics. These are some of our most popular summer games: Frozen Legos – Bible: 2 Peter 3:9; Topic: Patience Summer
Need a last minute youth group game? Here’s a “just for fun” perfect for an upcoming event or service. It requires little preparation, the supplies are super cheap, and it is tons of fun. Watch the game in action right here:
Since Easter is around the corner, we wanted to let you know about some of the FREE youth group lessons, games, and blog posts on our website related to Easter: View this Easter Youth Group Lesson. Main point: With God’s help, the
Over the past few months my family has gone through a number of challenges. Don’t worry, all this has a lot to do with the below youth group lesson on distractions. In fact, my setbacks could have been viewed as “distractions”
Last year my daughter, Emma, purchased a stuffed E.T. when we visited Universal Studios for the holidays. On the way home from that trip, my wife Jena took this picture: Aren’t they cute?!?! This pic captures the essence of “peace” and “protection”.
When I was 5 years old I got glasses for the first time. Prior to getting them, I couldn’t see the huge E (the biggest letter) on the eye chart (still true today). In fact, without my glasses I couldn’t see
Written by Mike Sheley I walked into the youth room where I usually find students playing basketball or ultimate frisbee and found something a little different. If you just looked with me at the motions the boys were going through, it