By Donnie Sanchez, Cornerstone Church If you serve with students, there’s a good chance that you want to see your students step into the fullness of what God has for them. You want to see them find their ultimate fulfillment in who they are in Christ. You get to walk
Have you ever been asked what you do for work and been met with a grimace or confused look after
Odds are, if you’ve been in the youth ministry game for a minute, there was a moment when you realized
We’ve all heard and maybe even said: “You are who God says you are” in response to a question, doubt
When it comes to faith, the Bible, and God, the research is clear: Generation Z desires to learn and express
If you’re familiar with The Office, you may recall the scene where Michael famously asks, “What’s better: a medium amount
Today’s teens are a generation of activists, and it’s not hard to see why. They are informed, motivated, networked, and
In OneHope’s Global Youth Culture report, we found that nearly one in four U.S. teens say they do not have
Ministry is hard. There’s no way to sugarcoat that statement. A recent Barna poll found that 38% of U.S. pastors
Love. Everyone from ages past and present have written, discussed, and sung about it – David, King Solomon, Shakespeare, C.S
By Donnie Sanchez, Cornerstone Church If you serve with students, there’s a good chance that you want to see your
Guest Writer: Mike Luis of Abundant Life Church Recently, our youth ministry faced a challenging hardship that none of us
Have you ever been asked what you do for work and been met with a grimace or confused look after
Odds are, if you’ve been in the youth ministry game for a minute, there was a moment when you realized
We’ve all heard and maybe even said: “You are who God says you are” in response to a question, doubt
When it comes to faith, the Bible, and God, the research is clear: Generation Z desires to learn and express
If you’re familiar with The Office, you may recall the scene where Michael famously asks, “What’s better: a medium amount
Today’s teens are a generation of activists, and it’s not hard to see why. They are informed, motivated, networked, and
In OneHope’s Global Youth Culture report, we found that nearly one in four U.S. teens say they do not have