
Build Consistency with March Madness (February Follies)
Are your youth ready to put dreary winter behind them? Betsy Marvin can help you get them jazzed for spring with your own version of March Madness!
Are your youth ready to put dreary winter behind them? Betsy Marvin can help you get them jazzed for spring with your own version of March Madness!
What exactly is holiness? Betsy Marvin shares that it is a continuous process that extends throughout all seasons.
Need a fresh game for your youth group to play? Betsy Marvin has you covered with Hunger Games Dodgeball!
Betsy Marvin shares another great game idea.
I’ve been thinking a lot about these two words lately; delegation and empowerment. Should we delegate? Do we empower? Both? Read more from Betsy Marvin of the Youth Ministry Collective.
Are you just one of those people who enjoy changing things up a bit sometimes? Sometimes, change can do more harm than good. Betsy Marvin shares some insightful questions we need to ask ourselves before instituting change.
Every time our patience is tested, we have a choice. We can either choose to engage this bucket of fruit the Spirit provides in our lives, or we can kick the bucket over in a rage. Betsy Marvin encourages us to not kick the bucket!
The one thing that never changes is how much we hate change. It really freaks people out! Betsy Marvin discusses the right time and right way to institute change.
What are you holding onto? What do you need to throw down in order for God to have room to work in your life? Betsy Marvin shares the value of surrendering everything you have to God.
Adult leaders in youth ministry give up vacation for mission trips, weekends with their families for retreats, and their Sunday nights. They deserve attention. They deserve to be cared for.
I’m often asked in youth ministry circles, what curriculum do use for Sunday School? I answer, we don’t have Sunday School. The response, how did you do it? Answer: I offered something else and Sunday School died.
It’s August, it’s strategy time. It’s that time of year when we look forward, plan curriculum, events, and trips. What if we took the time to evaluate our why and adjust accordingly before we start ministry this year?