Lost and Found

This 3-week series takes a look at the three parables Jesus told in Luke 15, the parables of the Lost Sheep, Lost Coin, and Lost Son. Jesus told these parables for two primary reasons ... to show sinners the love God has for them and to teach the religious the priority of God. Teach your students what God’s number one priority is ... seeing the lost become found. 

A Life Worth Living

Jesus came to give us life and His intentions are for us to live it to it’s fullest! So why is it that so many teenagers struggle with fulfillment in life? Use this series
4-week to teach the principles that God has given us on getting the most out of life.

Mission Possible

What is broken in the lives of your students? This 6-week series looks at the life of Nehemiah and gives some very practical, real-to-life applications on building a life pleasing to God.

The Games of Life

Everyone loves to play board games. The problem is that most people consider life a big game. Use this fun 5-week series to teach life-principles based on popular board games.

Life Inside the Wardrobe

Everyone loves a good fantasy. Everyone loves to go into a whole new world. In the classic masterpiece by C.S. Lewis, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, we are told the story of four children who enter another world. Use this 4-week series to teach the story within the story.

The Journey: From Salvation to Surrender

This is a set of 5 camp messages that take  students on a journey from salvation to surrender and everything in between.

FireFuel

    Are you looking for a spark?  Why isn't the church on fire?  Why aren't you on fire?  This 3-week series will light a fire in your students which will spread to the rest of your youth ministry. 

Locker Room Talk

     So you say that you have a SUMO sex drive and it seems to tackle you often?  Learn how to shrink the sumo and experience victory in the battle
for male purity. (FOR GUYS ONLY)!

Holiday Series

Take care of basically all your yearly holiday messages in this one series. Each one is an individual message.