Youth Ministry That Lasts a Lifetime
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Available only as a PDF from Seminary Hill Press.
“Youth ministry that doesn’t last a lifetime doesn’t matter very much.”
The real criteria for evaluating youth ministry is this question: Are we consistently introducing teenagers to Jesus and then discipling them into believers who will, for a lifetime, love God, love people, and make disciples for the glory of God?
Everyone who evaluates youth ministry needs to ask a new set of questions. The issue really is not: How is our youth group doing today? Instead, the core question is: How will our youth group be doing for a lifetime?
Most youth pastors love King Jesus supremely and do their work tirelessly. But by employing a sixty-year-old model of youth ministry, the great majority of church teenagers are not becoming world-changing disciples as adults.
Is the church willing to give up comfortable youth ministry for a radically new model that is likely to lead many more teenagers to lifetime faith?
SIT 2024
Recommended SIT textbook for Session C.
Youth/Family Ministry Workshops (Pr. Jordan Langness)
Reminder: Select one recommended resource per session to link to your reflective essay.
Spring ’21
Required FLS textbook for Youth and Family Ministry course taught by Dr. Jason Holt.
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