It was over 400 years ago that Brother Lawrence wrote Practicing the Presence of God—that collection of instructional letters on how to relentlessly train our minds toward God. This 17th-Century French monk spent his days washing dishes …
The day that Barack Obama was elected President, a noose was hung from a tree on the campus of Baylor University. In case you don’t know, Baylor is a Christian university.
This past week, teenagers in our youth ministry have …
Don’t worry—it’s not going to be the next book title from FYI. But lately I’ve seen a few articles and bits of research that have made me question whether I’m really reading anything any more. I do read quite a …
Regardless of whether the election left you on cloud 9 or 6 feet under, if you care about young people, you can’t help but be excited about the droves of young adults who voted. It was interesting during this last …
- Interview with Chuck Bomar on College Transition
- College Transition article on the “moratorium” stage of identity development
- Part 1 in a series on intergenerational ministry
Continuing our series on faith identity formation, this article explores the importance of the process of “Moratorium” in faith exploration and offers practical ideas for youth workers to ride with students toward their long-term commitment to Christ.
Challenging the assumptions behind most youth ministry models, Fraze researches the Old and New Testaments for a theologically-grounded perspective on intergenerational ministry as a core task of the Church.
Kara Powell interviews Chuck Bomar on the “Moratorium” stage of identity development. Please also read the accompanying article, “Riding With Students Through the Highs and Lows of Teenage Faith Development” by Meredith Miller.
Does God want converts or justice? False question.
How deep is God’s justice, really? Take a look again at Exodus.
