Youth group lessons

Here's a free youth group lesson on relationship with God. Bible: Luke 10:38-42. Use this youth group lesson to help students make time to develop their relationship with God. This lesson is a great tool to help teach youth about discipleship.

Would You Rather? is a great game to play with kids and youth. These Would You Rather? Bible questions get them thinking and talking about Scripture.

Here's a free youth group lesson on influence, based on Matthew 5:13 to teach students that true godly influence goes beyond good morals – it flows from a heart that is surrendered to God.

Here's a free PDF of the Youth Group Lesson on Obedience. Bible: 2 John 1:6. Bottom line: Obedience is all about walking in love.

Twinkies are awesome! They're light, they're fluffy, and they have that awesome vanilla center...plus they can teach us about faith!

Feb 21, 2020 - Looking for an end of the year (or any time of the year) lesson on peer pressure? This lesson works for 4th grade and up. It’s an interactive no-fail lesson and I’m planning on doing it…

Are you looking for some great ideas for youth sermons you could use at youth group? We created a massive and organized list to help you pick the best youth group lesson for your youth ministry.

I had the privilege of speaking to a newly formed youth group at a nearby parish a few weeks ago. After consulting with their leaders, I presented a talk called "Who Do You Follow" focusing on using social media as a young Catholic. It was an adaptation of a couple of other lessons I had given to my own youth group in the past. I was inspired by this great video, portraying what social media networks might have looked like if they were around during the time of Jesus's ministry, death, and…

Disclaimer: I did not come up with this lesson. I actually remember my children’s church teacher doing this lesson for us when I was really young—like 6 or 7. And if I remember the point of the lesson (putting God first) from that long ago, it is definitely a winner. This lesson could go with […]

Popcorn is a seed that is hard and tasteless, until placed in the fire. And then the white goodness on the inside comes out for us to not only smell the aroma, but also to taste. It's a powerful object lesson and metaphor for Christ working in us and drawing others to himself through as as Christians.