“OK Boomer”. A phrase younger generations use as a response to Baby Boomers and older. It is a “phrase” in 2019 that went viral based on those who are “out-of-touch” of reality and/or “close-minded” opinion(s) to the future. As leaders, this needs to change.

As a new decade is on the horizon, the best way to plan + prepare for a new decade is to see what the last decade has taught us. Here are 10 things that I have learnt about the last 10 years.

How can you reach the younger generations for Christ? How can you disciple and lead those younger than you? Here are SEVEN practical ways to innovate a ministry for younger generations in your local context.

If you fail to plan, you will plan to fail every time. This summer, make the most out of it by planning your youth ministry well. This post is about practically planning the school year well over the summer.

Why you should quit…

In a small little town, a church took a risk to start a youth ministry by scratch. They had no youth budget, no youth pastor, and had 5 middle school boys that needed to be engaged in the life of the church.

How do we move from a 20th century method of church to a 21st century model of mission?

Because we know Historymaker offers the youth and their leaders a life-altering, transformational encounter with the living God. This is extremely important because we know that transformed students are the ones that will transform their communities, cities, and culture for Christ. This is why Historymaker is #morethanaconference.