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2020
10 Distinctives of a Healthy Church
A question we get asked a lot is at what point should you leave your church. No church is perfect and we need to be believers who show grace towards …
2020
NSR: What is Critical Race Theory and How Christians Should View It
Critical race theory (CRT) and intersectionality are complicated and can be intimidating to understand. More clarity is needed to understand the danger of CRT and the whole-scale acceptance of it, …
2020
NSR: The Role of the Holy Spirit in Our Lives
When we see a fellow believer fall into sin and shame, the body of Christ feels that too. We feel the gravity of their guilt, brokenness, and self-condemnation. We should …
2020
NSR: Get Up And Live Out Your Pro-Life Stance
All throughout Scripture, we see that the Lord loves the poor and destitute. We need to follow Jesus’ example and care for those around us. We need to do this …
2020
Conflict and Confrontation in Student Ministry
Spencer Davis | Youth Pastor Breakout | SWO20 Where there are people, there will be conflict. How do we handle it well? Too often, believers lack the Biblical wisdom …
2020
Round Table: Why the Local Church Matters
Why does the local church matter so much? What is the value of being grafted into the local church, even as a teenager? The Snowbird teachers discuss why is this …
2020
Round Table: Why Do People Think Youth Ministry is a Joke?
What does it take for a church (and youth pastor) to do student ministry well? Why do people think youth ministry is a joke? It is vital that churches have …
2020
King of Kings
We were created for eternity. This is a boot camp to prepare us to reign with Christ for eternity. The only thing that matters on that day is: “What did …
2020
The Anchor of Christ in the Storm of Depression
[buzzsprout episode=’3303922′ player=’true’] Depression and anxiety are real. And, Christians aren’t immune to them. But, there is a difference in how we deal with it. How are Christians able to …
2020
Why Passion in Ministry Isn’t Enough
By Greg Mathias It is not uncommon for me to sit across the table from a friend, colleague, or student and hear stories of burnout, disillusionment, and just plain weariness …