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Serving In School Is Cool

Posted on08. Feb, 2010 by Jeremy Zach.

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A missional youth ministry highly values understanding (contextualization) and serving the local community. In the youth ministry world, school campuses are the life and blood of where our students spend most of their time.

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Youth Ministry In Culture

Posted on01. Feb, 2010 by Jeremy Zach.

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5 Ways to relate Christ to your local youth community—youth ministry contextualization.

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Rare and Radical Youth Ministry

Posted on18. Jan, 2010 by Jeremy Zach.

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Youth pastors become fearless when they don’t give a rats butt about anything other than what God is telling them to do. God is love and fear is not in love.

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Reconfiguring A Missional Mind-Set For Youth Ministry

Posted on21. Dec, 2009 by Jeremy Zach.

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The beauty about contextual youth ministry is that the missional mind set and attitude that demands a missionary into a cross cultural setting; forces them to eat, drink, and talk like the natives, and love and serve them in Jesus’ name.

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Discipleship is the New Youth Ministry Evangelism

Posted on15. Dec, 2009 by Jeremy Zach.

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I am arguing that discipling students before they believe is the new youth ministry evangelism method. Youth pastors are dealing with such an unChristian and unChurched teenage population that deeply studying books of the Bible, theology, and ethical issues are what the students are needing. Teaching for 45 minutes about Levictus can now be the new cool thing to do in youth ministry. Why? Because Bible literacy and education is so removed from the teenage culture.