Students are looking for more than food when they come to an event. Pizza and games are good, discipleship is better.

We can't make the relationships happen, but we can create environments where God can draw people together for those lifelong friendships to be created.

Earlier this year, Ohio’s Gilmour Academy girls’ basketball team had a playoff game, which they won—big. They beat Northeast Ohio Prep by 107 points. Yep—107—that’s not a typo. The final score: 108 ...

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Jesus chose a few people to invest in. Is it ok for you to do that?

Starting a new ministry position? Here are some wise words for making your first thirty days great.

Reaching broken kids is like entering a new world. Here's a map.

Now, I believe camp has the potential to be the greatest invitation in a student's life: a life filled with listening to the Spirit and living in community. I no longer have a love/hate relationship with camp. I simply love camp.

There’s usually one in every small group: a talkative teen.