Youth SS Archives
Start With A Spark
Steve Case, Jeremy Wong, Joel GreveEvery Youth SS needs something to get it going—a spark. That’s true when beginning a Youth SS for the first time, and each week as you begin SS. Collect some ideas you can use next Sabbath, and consider the key principles so you can create your own sparks.
The New You(th)
Steve Case, Jason Canfield, Christian PoncianoAll young people go through some type of identity discovery during their teen years. This includes their spiritual identity. The Youth SS leader can play a key role in young people finding their new identity in Christ. Learn what to look for, and what you can do during this transitional time.
Ideas, More Ideas, and Even More Ideas
Jo Ottinger, Benji FergusonEach Sabbath Youth SS leaders need new ideas for the program for that particular week. But where can you find these, week after week, without spending forever or repeating your favorite topic each week? There are resources, created specifically for Youth SS. Do you want access?
Count Me In
Steve Case, Ricardo Bain, Rudy AlvirThe most frequent activity in Youth SS is listening to someone speaking from the front. Change that! But how? This workshop provides 10 different categories that can increase participation beyond sitting and listening. This engages the youth and opens avenues for the Holy Spirit’s activity in SS.
When God Does His Thing
Steve Case, Myoung KwonSure, you want it; but how do young people grow up spiritually? The Youth SS leader can pray, cajole, hope, pressure, convince, testify, but what works? Discover what is God’s part and what is your part, as well as the part of the young people themselves. Let’s all grow spiritually!
When Youth are the Church of Today
Steve Case, Brandon WestgateSome say, “The youth are the church of tomorrow!” while others say, “The youth are the church of TODAY!” Uncover the secrets so you have the keys to move from just saying it. There are steps you can take for the youth of your church to be the church of today.