6-week Acts study helps students ‘Live Sent’
Madison Lawrence has thought a lot about her “Jerusalem” this summer. Right now, it’s the University of Montevallo, where she’s in her last year of studies — the place where
Madison Lawrence has thought a lot about her “Jerusalem” this summer. Right now, it’s the University of Montevallo, where she’s in her last year of studies — the place where
The summer is filled with many emotions in student ministry. There’s the hustle and bustle of getting trips and camps planned and accomplished. There’s the physical, emotional and spiritual exhaustion
Kevin was recruited to teach in the youth department of his church. Not given any formal training, Basically, Kevin was handed a set of curriculum materials and told, “Go get
Jacob Novak only has one semester left before he graduates from the University of Alabama in Huntsville. The whole time he’s been there, he’s been a commuter student. But this semester
A call to ministry can be difficult for a teenager or young adult to wrestle with on their own. That’s why the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions created the
The SPEAK conference has always had one thing at its core —the gospel. But this year, Scooter Kellum, youth ministry strategist for the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions, wanted to add
I have one life with one mission: the Great Commission. This last year has been challenging on many fronts. We continue to face the challenges that COVID has brought. In
In a recent discussion with a couple of leaders, the conversation turned to how to elicit a good response when inquiring about how another leader is doing. Not only leaders,
The first time I recall hearing the term “reboot” – applied to something other than computers – was in the mid-2000s. Movie reboots became a thing, particularly with superheroes and
I like a bargain. Doesn’t everybody? Pretty soon, college campuses across our state might be getting more than they bargained for to start the fall semester. Most colleges are days
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