After many months of putting things on hold, summer holds some much-anticipated chances to get back to our passions. I want to share 2 professional development opportunities available for outdoor and youth leaders that I believe will be valuable training to broaden...
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All In with Jesus Even When It’s Uncomfortable: Day 3 (2 Corinthians 11:16-33)
Hopefully, before you read this devotional you’ve had a chance to immerse yourself in the Gospel from the previous post - "Day 2: All In with Jesus: Diving into the Unchanging Gospel,” I hope your 'all-in dive' has helped you experience some of the exhilarating...
Our Soul Isn’t Nourished by Empty Worthless Things – The Theme of Samuel’s Farewell Speech
And do not turn aside after empty things that cannot profit or deliver, for they are empty. For the Lord will not forsake his people, for his great name's sake, because it has pleased the Lord to make you a people for himself. Moreover, as for...
3 Ways Time Outdoors Helps Your Decision Making Process
Outdoor wilderness experience help you develop critical thinking and a good decision making process. Outdoor adventures are such a great training ground for leaders because they give you a keener ability to discern the will of God through solitude with him in the...
The Latest Adolescent Research Has Sweeping Implications for Outdoor Ministry
God uses outdoor ministry to make you something. We want to empower others to leave a legacy and a lasting impact on the world by submitting to the anvil of discomfort from time to time. As facilitators we help people realize that the whole time during the experience, as stressful as it may have been, that all that time we were under the Potter’s hand. He wants to make us a vessel for noble purposes.