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We believe that parents are the ones who should disciple their kids. However, a healthy youth group can come alongside parents to help them in their job.

With such a limited time to spend with youth, it’s important to instill in them a desire to help others pursue God.

The Kids Church curriculum at pursueGOD.org links kid resources to our weekly sermons, equipping...

Ministry leaders need to understand the three truths of Foundations as a framework for what you work toward in the lives of people you serve.

We encourage you to apply what you learn in each lesson by completing one of three statements based on what it means to pursue God.

Get the most out of your small group or mentoring time by preparing for your conversation ahead of time. Here are four simple tips…

Here’s a list of some of the most famous opening lines of books, speeches, and movies. Talk about our list or add your own items.

A worksheet to help small group leaders and their teams start a group on a strong footing.

One of the great things about the church is that there’s a place for everyone. No matter your gifts, passions or skills, everyone has a place on the team.

You would think that churches would be setting the standard for excellence. We’re not just selling goods and services, we’re introducing people to Jesus.

Everyone needs encouragement from time to time. Everyone likes to hear, “well done.”

Your team needs help. You need more people to serve. Who is the best person to recruit more people? The pastor? The team leader? No, it’s you.

There are a lot of reasons people serve in ministry by themselves. It’s easier. It’s faster. It often takes more work to include others. You feel more needed if you’re the only one that knows how to do something. The problem with all of those things is that you’re part of a team, and ministry is about people, not just you.