How to Use Tracks to Promote Discipleship at Church
Learn how to promote “Tracks” at your church – and why it’ll catalyze a discipleship culture throughout your entire ministry.
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Author: The TRUTH Podcast
3 Types of Christian Junkies
Junkies are addicts, and Christians can become addicted to “good” things – like theology, worship, and even spiritual leaders.
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What to Do When God Doesn’t Show Up
What happens when God doesn’t do what you expect him to do? How are you supposed to handle that? We get a hint from two stories in the Bible.
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Does Bad Luck Mean You’re a Bad Person?
Some people believe that when bad stuff happens to you, it’s always because of some secret sin in your life. But that’s not true, as the Bible affirms.
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God Wants Us to Try Our Best (Kids)
God wants us to try our best in everything we do as a kid, and that’s a great way to honor him every day!
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What Is the Church? (Kids)
Is the church just a building we go to with our families every Sunday, or is it something else? The Bible tells us the answer!
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What You Need to Know about Sex Before You Get Married
Sex is an important part of a healthy marriage. That’s why it’s so important for pre-marital couples to be on the same page about past experiences, expectations, and ultimately God’s purpose and design for sex.
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Tell Your Story
Have you experienced life change in your pursuit of God? Share it with us. Here’s how: Tell...
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The Baptism of Jesus
The baptism of Jesus marks the beginning of Jesus’s public ministry. In this incredible account, we see begin to understand Jesus’ mission and purpose on the earth.
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The 3 Temptations of Jesus
At the very beginning of his public ministry, Jesus went into the desert for an extended time of preparation. There he was tempted by Satan in three significant ways. How Jesus handled those temptations teaches us some helpful lessons about honoring God.
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Being the KC Large Group Leader
The large group experience is a huge part of Kids’ Church, and the large group leader is the one who sets the tone. Here’s how.
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What Is Self-Control? (Kids)
Self Control means being in charge of your emotions, thoughts, words and actions. It means responding to people the way God wants you to.
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Four Corner Leadership
Learn how to apply the principles of four corner leadership at work, at home, and at church.
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Four Corner Leadership at Work
Great leaders understand the complexity of leadership, but viewing it with four “corners” in mind will give you a framework for leading better at work, home, and beyond.
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Kids Track #1: The Nitty-Gritty
In this 6-lesson family devotional track you’ll get started by learning the basics of a biblical worldview and the foundations of the Christian faith.
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How Online Communities Work at PursueGOD.org
Learn how to use our online communities to collaborate with other mentors, kids and youth leaders, and pastors who use our discipleship resources.
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Ways to Give When You’re a Kid (Kids)
The Bible says Christians should be generous with their money. But what does that mean for kids?
Read MoreYouth Track #3: Home and Family
In this discipleship series, you’ll talk through some of the basic principles to help you honor God at home and with your family.
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Youth Track #1: Truth and Lies
In this 6-lesson discipleship track you’ll get started by learning the basics of a biblical worldview and the foundations of the Christian faith.
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The 4 Mentoring Environments
Mentoring can happen in the home, small group, team or one-on-one.
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Going Full Circle as a Parent
Parents must personally commit to these three principles, modeling for their children a genuine pursuit of God.
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How to Handle a Hot Topic in Counseling
If you’re counseling or mentoring someone in a personal setting and run across a difficult conversation, what should you do?
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Moving Your Team Forward at Church
One of the most common frustrations among church leaders is the feeling of being “stuck”. In church after church, leader after leader experiences a gap between what they know needs to be done and what actually gets done.
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