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How to Have the Next Step Conversation

In the classic political TV series The West Wing, after a long day of drama dealing with world leaders and even petty problems, President Bartlett often quips to his team, "What's next?" That phrase has become a hallmark of Bartlett's relentless, focused personality, ready to accomplish whatever is next on the agenda. His team is always at the ready with the next...


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The Art of Good Questions

I stared at a room of blank faces until one student finally asked, “Um…can you repeat the question?” Anyone who has been in youth ministry has felt the awkwardness of this situation. You wonder why your small group is quieter than a family after mom asks who ate the last of the ice cream. But what if the problem isn’t our students? What if we’re asking the wrong ques...


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Making Your Message Impossible to Forget

People forget stuff. You are probably forgetting something right now. The students you lead also forget. They forget to bring money for lunch, they forget their deodorant for a week-long mission trip to the desert, they forget to tell their parents when to pick them up, sometimes they forget to arrange any ride home at all, and they forget the lessons we teach them. Sometimes...


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Knowing Your Audience and How to Lead Them

There’s a leadership tension that every youth pastor feels. It doesn’t matter if you’re brand new or decades in. This tension doesn’t care about your passion, budget, work ethic, philosophy, preaching, casting vision, communication, or planning. More often than not, this tension isn’t a calling issue or a competency issue. It’s not about your age, tenure, or the size ...


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A Survival Guide To Students Dating In Your Youth Group

There have been plenty of times when I’m in my church lobby, greeting new students, catching up with leaders, or finalizing a game setup, when suddenly, two students walk in holding hands. In that moment, I feel like I’ve got front row seats to The Office. In one episode, Michael is dating his boss, the next he’s dating Pam’s mom; you never know what’s coming n...


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