How do we build ministries that build over time and outlast the generation of the founders? In 100 Years from Now: Sustaining a Movement for Generations, Steve Murrell lays out a vision for building a movement that withstands the test of time.
This is my favorite book on the subject of campus ministry. Written by Steve Shadrach, a veteran of collegiate ministry, The Fuel and The Flame is a must-read for those seeking to reach their university campus for Jesus Christ. I’ve taken students, interns, and staff through this book and have found it to be very helpful.
Tim Elmore tackles questions of generational differences and presents helpful strategies to bridge the generational gap in Generation iY: Secrets to Connecting With Today’s Teens & Young Adults in the Digital Age. This book is an invaluable resource for those seeking to effectively lead students in today’s rapidly changing world.
I recently put together a concise resource to provide some actionable advice to those seeking to grow a college campus ministry. Whether you’re seeking to grow a ministry from scratch, or aiming to improve and expand an existing ministry, 15 Tips to Help You Grow a College Campus Ministry will help you. I’ve made this resource freely available to all my subscribers. To learn more and to get your free copy today, click here.
Timothy Keller has an unusual gift for effectively communicating truth to skeptical, modern people. In Making Sense of God: Finding God in the Modern World, Keller addresses many of the biggest questions modern people have in a readable, engaging style. I highly recommend this book!