In this episode of the Good Good News, Cameron and Anna continue to examine the benefits of the gospel for parents by taking a thoughtful look at the doctrine of God’s foreknowledge—also referred to as election, calling, or predestination.
In this episode, Danny, Josh, Becca, and Isaiah discuss the role that games can play in youth ministry, namely, to create and build community. They can also pave an important path relationally for gospel-centered conversations.
In this episode, Danny and Monica begin a new mini-series on Scripture and Asian American parenting, beginning with Deuteronomy 6:5-9. Together they examine the practical application of this passage for families.
In this episode, we will discuss the last three pillars: relational discipleship, partnering with parents, and intergenerational integration.
In this main stage message from the 2025 Rooted Conference, Jim Davis walks through Acts 1:6–11, highlighting the Church’s clear and compelling mission.
In this episode of the Good Good News, Cameron and Anna continue to examine the benefits of the gospel for parents by taking a thoughtful look at the doctrine of God’s foreknowledge—also referred to as election, calling, or predestination.
Productivity is not about chasing results or proving worth, but faithful stewardship of the limited time we’ve been given.
Clearly articulated core values have a powerful way of shaping the trajectory of any youth ministry. In this episode, we will discuss the first two pillars for gospel-centered youth ministry: gospel centrality and theological depth.
In this episode, Danny sits down with Professor and Pastor James Lee to discuss the topic of the spiritual formation of Asian American parents, which plays a critical role in parenting our teenagers.
