The Perils and Promise of Graduation
Does this mean that college has to be a spiritually damaging experience? Not at all. What it means is that the risks and challenges of college need to be measured and prepared for. And the preparation is simpler than one might assume, though it...
In our everyday lives, it’s easy to get wrapped up in the comforts that we have created. Our attachment to this world is so much stronger than we know.
As we close the chapter on 2024, I want to take a moment to reflect on the amazing past year we had as a Youth group!
Fostering lasting relationships among fellow believers is crucial to keeping our students engaged in the church.....As we reflect on this retreat, we are reminded of the importance of surrounding ourselves with a godly, supportive community.
While fun, The Edge is not primarily about fun and games. Each night, our speaker walked us through a presentation of the Gospel. This year’s theme centered around the fact that in Jesus we are truly known and truly loved.
You might be asking “Why are we teaching students how to surf when we live in Tennessee?” The answer to this has many layers.
Most of our students have grown up in the Church, which is one of the biggest privileges someone can have. However, growing up in church often means that we are numb to seeing who Jesus is and even the Gospel itself...
If you were to ask most of our high school students what their favorite week of the summer is, a majority would say that it is RYM. This week of camp is so unique...
Life's Most Important Question
One of my favorite things about being a Youth Director is the privilege I have to walk alongside students during the formative years of middle and high school. The joy of discipling students is rooted in the fact that they are beginning to...
Throughout my life, I’ve often considered this biblical theme a matter of speculation and secondary importance. When will Jesus return and what will it be like...
