Student Ministry by the Book

by Dr. R. Scott Pace, Ed Newton, Heath Thomas

Student Ministry by the Book

by Dr. R. Scott Pace, Ed Newton, Heath Thomas

Hardcover, Printed
$19.99
The field of youth ministry is often driven by fads and trends as leaders attempt to reach students by chasing the ever-changing tides of teenage culture. This short-sighted, though often sincere, approach not only produces superficial and misguided disciples, it leaves youth leaders and parents drained and disappointed by the lack of authentic spiritual transformation despite their heartfelt and painstaking efforts.

Student Ministry by the Book

by Dr. R. Scott Pace, Ed Newton, Heath Thomas

Student Ministry by the Book, eBook

by Dr. R. Scott Pace, Ed Newton, Heath Thomas

ePub
$14.99
The field of youth ministry is often driven by fads and trends as leaders attempt to reach students by chasing the ever-changing tides of teenage culture. This short-sighted, though often sincere, approach not only produces superficial and misguided disciples, it leaves youth leaders and parents drained and disappointed by the lack of authentic spiritual transformation despite their heartfelt and painstaking efforts.

Overview

The field of youth ministry is often driven by fads and trends as leaders attempt to reach students by chasing the ever-changing tides of teenage culture. This short-sighted, though often sincere, approach not only produces superficial and misguided disciples, it leaves youth leaders and parents drained and disappointed by the lack of authentic spiritual transformation despite their heartfelt and painstaking efforts.

Student Ministry by the Book addresses these and other common missteps by providing a concise, yet thorough, Biblical philosophy and practical guide for youth ministry. By establishing a spiritual perspective of a student’s identity and exploring the Scriptural precedent for student ministry, the authors refute the culture’s view of teenagers that often sabotages the church’s approach to discipling them.

In addition, this book provides youth leaders and parents with an accessible resource full of useful insights to reach the families of teens, build relationships with students, integrate them within the church, and recruit workers as effective partners in ministry. It also offers helpful direction in leading youth in the process of spiritual formation and grounding them in the foundational truths of the faith. Student pastors, youth leaders, and parents of teens will all benefit from this thoroughly biblical and practical approach designed as a handbook for starting, strengthening, and sustaining a youth ministry in the local church.

Table of Contents

Part I. Defining Student Ministry

  1. Students’IdentityinOurCulture
  2. Students’IdentityinChrist
  3. Students’IdentityinOurChurches

Part II. Designing a Student Ministry

  1. RelatingtoStudents
  2. ReachingFamilies
  3. RecruitingLeaders

Part III. Discipling in Student Ministry

  1. Teaching Them to Walk
  2. Teaching Them to Think

Conclusion:FinalThoughtsandFirstPriorities
NameandSubjectIndex
ScriptureIndex

Overview

The field of youth ministry is often driven by fads and trends as leaders attempt to reach students by chasing the ever-changing tides of teenage culture. This short-sighted, though often sincere, approach not only produces superficial and misguided disciples, it leaves youth leaders and parents drained and disappointed by the lack of authentic spiritual transformation despite their heartfelt and painstaking efforts.

Student Ministry by the Book addresses these and other common missteps by providing a concise, yet thorough, Biblical philosophy and practical guide for youth ministry. By establishing a spiritual perspective of a student’s identity and exploring the Scriptural precedent for student ministry, the authors refute the culture’s view of teenagers that often sabotages the church’s approach to discipling them.

In addition, this book provides youth leaders and parents with an accessible resource full of useful insights to reach the families of teens, build relationships with students, integrate them within the church, and recruit workers as effective partners in ministry. It also offers helpful direction in leading youth in the process of spiritual formation and grounding them in the foundational truths of the faith. Student pastors, youth leaders, and parents of teens will all benefit from this thoroughly biblical and practical approach designed as a handbook for starting, strengthening, and sustaining a youth ministry in the local church.

Table of Contents

Part I. Defining Student Ministry

  1. Students’IdentityinOurCulture
  2. Students’IdentityinChrist
  3. Students’IdentityinOurChurches

Part II. Designing a Student Ministry

  1. RelatingtoStudents
  2. ReachingFamilies
  3. RecruitingLeaders

Part III. Discipling in Student Ministry

  1. Teaching Them to Walk
  2. Teaching Them to Think

Conclusion:FinalThoughtsandFirstPriorities
NameandSubjectIndex
ScriptureIndex

About the Authors

General editor

Product Details

  • ISBN:
    9781462791293
  • Status:
    Active
  • Release Date:
    02/01/2019
  • Page Count:
    160
  • Carton Qty:
    36

Product Details

  • ISBN:
    9781462791309
  • Status:
    Active
  • Release Date:
    02/01/2019
  • Page Count:
    160