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The Magazine for Youth Ministry
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Jason Grant
This short introduction to the adventure of youth ministry is packed with valuable and practical advice for recruiting, motivating...
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Mike Yaconelli
Following a tenderhearted introduction by Mike’s children is a collection of challenging, inspiring and prophetic excerpts from his...
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Doug Pagitt
Much has been written during the last few years about the Emergent Church. Questions about its orthodoxy or realism are often at the...
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Kent Julian
Julian doesn’t “give you a one-size-fits-all strategy but rather a picture of what a missional, contextual, environmental ... [facilitating...
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It’s sometimes beneficial to shake up how you read the Bible to gain a different picture of how the narratives interrelate. The Chronological...
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Kevin DeYoung and Ted Kluck
Although the emergent movement is a decade old already, defining it can be like trying to “nail Jell-O to the wall.” DeYoung and Kluck...
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The Poverty and Justice Bible; The Green Bible
Most Christians believe God cares for the poor and for the earth. But how much? And what should we do about it? Discussions on these...
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Josh Davis
The apostle Paul first referred to the Greek Olympians when writing “run in such a way as to win the prize.” Olympic Gold medalist Josh Davis captures more than 60 devotionals from a variety of world-class athletes who discuss their struggles and victories with the Almighty One. They reflect on their changes in perspective and goals as Christ revealed to them how He is their true Glory.
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Michael E. McCullough
Are there valuable insights on forgiveness outside of Christianity? This overtly humanistic resource aims to bypass “all of the pious sounding statements” about forgiveness and “all the fruitless sermonizing...
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Ryan Dobson and Toben Heim
There is a myth that living in God’s will guarantees a life with no wrecks. This book pushes hard against that myth. Some try to deny it or draw attention away from it, but we all have some part of our life that is a wreck. You will find yourself in the pages of this book.
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Donald Miller and Stephen J. Nichols
Donald Miller’s writing is gold. His somber reflections on life touch something deep within you, making you want to be a better person. If you enjoyed Blue Like Jazz, you’ll enjoy Jazz Notes. Going to...
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William P. Young
In Young’s sleeper hit novel, God sets aside a weekend to lead Mack, a man overwhelmed by a family tragedy, into a more trusting relationship with Herself. Yes, Herself. All three persons of the Trinity take turns reconstructing Mack’s notions of God. His image of God as a white man is among the first challenged.
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James David Jordan
Everyone knows the right answer to the question, “Would you die for your faith?” If you want to start a good conversation, try the question James David Jordan poses in his novel Forsaken: “Would you let...
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Mark Matlock
Matlock’s sixth book in his Wisdom series for teenagers reflects the same careful attention to Scripture and practical advice that characterize his other books, but it may be one of his most important. It is written “for students who have a pretty good, if sometimes difficult, relationship with their folks.”
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YouthWorker Journal is the Professional Resource for Youth Ministry. Our mission is to help readers in...
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