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**The RYM Podcast**

The RYM Podcast is brought to you by Reformed Youth Ministries. Since 1972, RYM has sought to reach and equip youth for Christ. This podcast aims to equip youth leaders, pastors and parents with the same desire. For more information on RYM’s summer youth conferences, training offerings and resources, visit rym.org.

Latest Episodes:

Episode 158 Katie Van Eperen May 09, 2018

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158 - What are some truths you cling to for perspective in ministry? (www.rym.org)

Episode 157 Katie Van Eperen May 08, 2018

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157 - What's the best thing you've done in youth ministry? (www.rym.org)

Episode 156 Katie Van Eperen May 07, 2018

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156 - What's the best thing you've done in youth ministry? (www.rym.org)

Episode 155 Dr. Tasha Chapman May 04, 2018

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155 - What books, besides the Bible, have influenced your thoughts on teaching and what are you currently reading? (www.rym.org)

Episode 154 Dr. Tasha Chapman May 03, 2018

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154 - What's some advice you would give students on teaching parents? (www.rym.org)

Episode 153 Dr. Tasha Chapman May 02, 2018

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153 - What biblical truths fuel your passion for teaching? (www.rym.org)

Episode 152 Dr. Tasha Chapman May 01, 2018

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152 - What are three (or more) of the biggest teaching mistakes to avoid? (www.rym.org)

Episode 151 Dr. Tasha Chapman Apr 30, 2018

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151 - What are three (or more) important practices on leading a successful lesson/study with students? (www.rym.org)

Episode 150 Joe Carter Apr 27, 2018

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150 - How many books do you read each year/month? What are some of your reading practices? What are you currently reading? (www.rym.org)

Episode 149 Joe Carter Apr 26, 2018

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149 - In the habit of Character Formation you list three things that need to come together for a behavior to occur, would you talk through those a bit? Could you explain the model for self-assessment and why you think that’s important for so many habits? What have been some of the most helpful practices that have assisted you in breaking negative habits? Is there one daily discipline that’s foundational to all your other disciplines? (www.rym.org)

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