Youth Group Lessons
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
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
Congrats. You made it to 2019! In order to celebrate the new year, we put together our top 7 FREE youth group lessons posted on our website over the last year or so. We made it easy for you and
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
A new year is right around the corner. And with it comes a new opportunity for your students to make a difference – in their homes, schools, and in their world. They need our encouragement and prayers to help them
Here are 3 “just for fun” youth group games for Thanksgiving. Games are great additions to your holiday programming and provide opportunities for students to connect, interact with each other, and make memories. Each of these free resources can be
With Thanksgiving just a couple of weeks away, I wanted to let you know about two youth group lessons we’ve created on our website that are perfect for the holiday. Each lesson includes a fun opening game. So, here goes….
YOUTH GROUP GAME ON LOVING OTHERS DOWNLOAD THE PDF OF THIS GAME Bible: 1 Corinthians 13; Romans 12:9-10 (NLT) Bottom Line: Our love for others should be sincere. SUPPLIES Piece of paper (one for each student) Pen/pencil for each student
Accountability. It is something that we all need. We were created for community. We all need support. Sometimes we need to hear the brutal truth. We can’t do life alone. Use this lesson, based on Ecclesiastes 4:12, to remind students that they need
Sometimes we get really nervous when students express their doubts or question their faith. Yet, for many, when they doubted and asked those tough questions, in retrospect, that was actually a time when they were ‘chewing on their faith.’ Adults