YPT Podcast Episode 41: Inviting Anxious Teens into the Better Story (Liz Edrington)
A conversation with Liz Edrington about how the gospel invites anxious teenagers into the better story.
YPT Podcast Episode 40: Mike on the Hot Seat (Hartman & Bradley)
To close out this season of the podcast, Mike is on the hot seat and answers questions from two of YPT's regular contributors, Nick Hartman and Joseph Bradley.
YPT Podcast Episode 39: Gospel-Centered Pedagogy and Church Membership as Discipleship (Justin Wong)
What does it mean to develop a gospel-centered pedagogy, and how can church membership become a meaningful element of the way you disciple students into Christian maturity?
YPT Podcast Episode 38: Can Calvinists and Arminians be Friends? (Chris Talbot)
Why does the Calvinism and Arminianism debate continue to carry importance today, and how can youth workers learn to partner with each other for the sake of the Great Commission?
YPT Podcast Episode 37: Law and Gospel in Youth Ministry (Justin Schell)
How can youth workers understand the role of God’s Law and the Gospel in the way we pursue evangelism and discipleship in student ministry?
Bonus Episode: Introducing Prepared to Answer
Learn more about Prepared to Answer and our strategic partnership and about the ways our ministries strengthen and bless one another.
YPT Podcast Episode 36: Relational Discipleship and Youth Culture (Jordan Francis)
Every youth worker knows we need to meet students where they’re at… so where are they, and how do we lead them to discover the joy of Christ?
YPT Podcast Episode 35: Helping Parents Prepare for the Teen Years (Kristen Hatton)
How can youth workers understand and encourage parents of teenagers? Kristen Hatton shares counsel from her new book, Parenting Ahead.
YPT Podcast Episode 34: Storytelling the Bible (Kendal Conner)
What is Stortelling the Bible and how can it provide a method for youth workers to invite students to embrace the rich truth and message of Scripture?
YPT Podcast Episode 33: Discipleship as Alignment (Jason Engle)
Every youth pastor theologian wants to make lifelong disciples. We know that’s the mission. But how do we plan our ministry with the end in mind while avoiding the temptations of pragmatism and information-transfer?