Evangelism can sometimes be uncomfortable for youth. Here are some methods you can use to instruct them to spread the gospel.

What are we doing right with these students, and what are we doing wrong with those who don't fall into this category?

It's a simplistic idea, but here is the secret to hanging around for the long haul.

Is your youth ministry healthy and built to last, or will it collapse the minute you're gone?

Students and millennials are vital parts of the body of Christ. Are we as leaders who are called to shepherd this generation and raise them up properly tapping the potential of this generation?

While many churches choose to go with an attractional ministry to bring youth into the fold, there is a better way to go about it.

Young adults don't simply decide they don't want to go to church anymore. Here are some things that drive them away.

Are there things that people in your church do now that contribute to driving children away from the church later in life?

A recently released study by the Barna Group and the Cornerstone Knowledge Network revealed some surprising results concerning what Millennials want from their churches.

Some youth leaders may be mishandling their outreach to teens. Here are some common missteps some make.

If you continue to say these things or have said them in the past, you probably should stop.

Do you want to see this generation of young people have an impact on the world for Christ? Here are some things to pray over them.

Almost every student who walks into your ministry is a potential returner-turned-regular. How does your ministry handle this?

If you think that your youth aren't interested in Jesus these days, think again.

Here's one crucial element that can help you be the best you can be for the Lord and your students.

Do you have a teachable spirit? Are you continually open to the things God has to show you?

While you may be considered the experts on teaching youth about the Word of God, middle-school Christian blogger Tiffany Sullivan has a few words of wisdom for your students' parents that could make a huge impact on their home lives.

Growing up, children of pastors can face a lot of added pressures. Here's how you can minister to them and keep them excited about the church.

What are you doing to connect with parents? Have you reached out to them instead of waiting for them to reach out to you?

Here is how you can spot standout youth leaders almost instantly. From your experience, what are some other characteristics that fit into this category?