Youth Group Lessons
Here’s a free youth ministry game to setup a lesson on how to move forward in life, even when everything seems backwards. Suggested Bible verse to use: 1 Peter 2:21 We include 2 versions of this game. One is for
Looking for some free games for online or in-person youth group? We’ve published over 100 free games online in various places. Here’s where you can find them all: 1/ Join our Youth Group Games Facebook group. This is a really
Here are some creative ideas for online youth group (and beyond) that were recently posted in our Facebook group by youth ministry leaders. Now, more than ever students are craving community. They want real, authentic relationships. This question was asked…
Here’s a fun and easy game to play with students via text message. This idea was submitted by Julie Alewine in our Youth Group Games Facebook group. How to Play Combine as many items as possible into 1 picture and
We put together a list of the best youth group games you can do on Zoom (or whatever platform you use). I went in our Facebook group to find the best ideas shared by youth ministry leaders. DOWNLOAD PDF OF
Around Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to talk to students about God’s love. Here are two freebies for you: Use this lesson, based on Revelation 2:4-5, to teach teens that God shows us what true love should look like
We’re so excited to give you for free our top 20 youth group games. Each one of them includes a Biblical lesson. To get the games… Text 20games to 31996 (Only applicable to mobile numbers within the United States.)* Yep, all you
Now that we’re well into January of 2020, we wanted to highlight some of our popular New Year’s lessons and games. So, here goes… YOUTH MINISTRY LESSONS CHANGE – Based on Matthew 6:31-33. Lesson’s bottom line: Life is full of
With Christmas around the corner, we wanted to share with you 2 free Christmas games (each include a Biblical lesson), a free Christmas lesson, and a blog post on “Teaching Youth the Real Meaning of Christmas.” So, here goes… View
During the Christmas season, many students long for peace because they don’t have it in their hearts and minds. The stress and/or boredom of the holidays often brings out anxiety, fear, depression, and loneliness that they feel year-round. Use this