Drive-in Movies, Family Feuds, and Listening to your Leaders

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The Youth Group Podcast

A Bunch of Youth Pastors

96 episodes

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A bunch of youth pastors talk about their youth groups to help you think about yours. It's for youth leaders. It's for youth pastors. It's for youth group enthusiasts (that's a thing right?).

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A bunch of youth pastors talk about their youth groups to help you think about yours. It's for youth leaders. It's for youth pastors. It's for youth group enthusiasts (that's a thing right?).

Christianity

Religion & Spirituality

Drive-in Movies, Family Feuds, and Listening to your Leaders

The Youth Group Podcast

31 minutes

2 months ago

Drive-in Movies, Family Feuds, and Listening to your Leaders

Alex's youth group went to the drive-in, play Family Feud, and looked at 1 John. Tom didn't go to youth group, but did go to church camp. They both discuss engaging with feedback to improve youth group.

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In this intellectually stimulating episode of the Youth Group Podcast, esteemed hosts Tom and Alex Sheely engage in a profound discourse on the multifaceted dynamics of youth ministry. Broadcasting from Melbourne, Australia, they delve into the intricate tapestry of leading a youth group, juxtaposing the theological implications of 1 John with the cultural phenomenon of the Fantastic Four. The dialogue traverses the complexities of familial metaphors within scriptural contexts, elucidating the profound theological assertion that believers are integrally woven into the divine family. This episode is a veritable cornucopia of insights, replete with reflections on the symbiotic relationship between spiritual leadership and community engagement. Listeners are invited to partake in this erudite exploration of faith, community, and the inexorable journey of spiritual growth.