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    Youth Ministry Booster

    Welcome to the Youth Ministry Booster podcast! The most honest and hilarious podcast in student ministry. Hosted by Zac Workun and Chad Higgins. We are the biggest fans of youth ministry leaders like you! 

    We are here for you with the humor and the help to engage, entertain, equip, and encourage.

    Youth ministry is better together. Learn more @ http://www.youthministrybooster.com

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    157 : Angela Amerine "The Best Thing You Can Do In Youth Ministry" #WomenInYM Oct 15, 2018
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    In episode 157 Chad sits down with youth ministry director Angela Amerine to talk about falling into the calling and restoring the joy in youth ministry. The insight that she shares is timely for a season of ministry so cluttered with opportunities and distractions.
    About Angela Amerine: I have been serving in Student Ministries for 14 years in Inner city and suburban settings, in small and large group contexts. I currently serves as the Student Ministries Program Coordinator at Kentwood Community Church in the greater Grand Rapids Michigan area. I met my incredible husband Jared while serving as a youth pastor, and as of this month we have been married for 12 years! I am the mom to 2 amazing kids who I homeschool in my “free time”. I did my undergraduate work in Elementary Education at Spring Arbor University, and graduate work in Worship Leadership at Azusa Pacific University. Leading worship, raising up adult and student leaders, and coming up with creative ways to reach students for Jesus are some of my favorite things about what I get to do on a daily basis!
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    Key Takeaway: The best thing you could ever do is be dependent on the Lord

    • Learning to listen to the promptings of the Holy Spirit has been the biggest lesson for me
    • The greatest success is seeing the ministry that we did impacted his life and his trajectory
    • The best way to get a volunteer is to directly ask them
    • Prompt volunteers to the best fit and not just helping out
    • The best thing you could ever do is be dependent on the Lord
    • Everyday praying to God, I cannot create a cool enough program, or do enough to change somebody’s heart.
    • The moments of utter dependence...[are deeply true youth ministry]
    • The best thing any youth pastor can do is care for their own soul
    • Don’t get distracted (even in our youth ministry realm) from the main thing

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    156: Chelsea Peddecord "Don't Be Arrogant In Youth Ministry" #WomenInYM Oct 14, 2018
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    In this episode Chad interview Chelsea Peddecord and the insights fly! Youth pastor hear the words of truth from one of your own because this short interview is very potent!
    Chelsea Peddecord grew up in Rockwall, TX and fell in love with youth ministry due to her own awesome youth ministry experience! She did her undergraduate studies at Oklahoma State University and studied Sociology with an emphasis on Social Services. Chelsea is the high school pastor at Highland Park United Methodist Church in Dallas, TX. This year she will finish up her Masters of Theological Studies at SMU, pony up! Talk to her about Hogwarts, dogs, your enneagram number, the book of Leviticus, or Oklahoma State football.

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    Key Takeaway: Start with humility not arrogance. You will have less resentment for what decisions get made.

    • Youth Pastors were like parents to me
    • A mission trip to Africa is what you are supposed to right?
    • “Little kids scare me”
    • I wanted to make a lot of money but I kept doing internships at churches
    • Over time I fell in love with working in the church, it was fun, it was special.
    • Youth pastors learn so much more from my students than they probably learn from us
    • “Don’t be arrogant”
    • When you are a pastor you don’t have the possibility to ever stop learning.
    • You don’t have it all figured out
    • Start with humility not arrogance. You will have less resentment for what decisions get made.
    • “Your weakness will pop up when you don’t want them to”
    • Find help, find resources, and not just other youth pastors
    • People want to network more than we realize.

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    155: Arielle Williford "Stop trying to fit the youth ministry mold" #WomenInYM Oct 11, 2018
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    In this 9th installment of the #WomenInYM emphasis Chad chats with fellow podcaster and youth minister Arielle Williford. This interview is so encouraging for women who lead in youth and for all of those who know the special blessing and challenge of leading youth ministry in small towns or rural areas. Check this warm and helpful episode filled with baby-coos. Thanks Arielle!
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    Key Takeaway: Stop trying to fit the mold, be who God created you to be

    • Growing up in Virgina I never had a male youth pastor apart from my father.
    • Working with my husband and seeing him lead a student to Christ is one of the great moments of my ministry.
    • I love creating worshipful spaces
    • I think so many female youth pastors that are single think they have to have a spouse
    • Focus on God’s purpose first and foremost
    • Stop trying to fit the mold, be who God created you to be

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    154: Cheryl Johnson "Youth Ministry Is Not Your Identity" #WomenInYM Oct 10, 2018
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    In our 8th installment of #WomenInYM Chad chats with longtime Youth Ministry Booster member Cheryl Johnson. She's rad, witty, honest, loves tigers, and is totally Canadian (sorrie Cheryl!). You are going to be blessed by this one youth ministers. Remember the young women and men out there need to see faithful role models of all types for true encouragement!
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    Key Takeaway: Youth Ministry Is Not Your Identity

    • I originally wanted to be a tiger trainer, but what I found is that I was really good with people.
    • You may not know who you have blessed or encouraged.
    • Don’t make youth ministry your identity.
    • What you are doing is not who you are…
    • You can save yourself a world of hurt if your identity is in Jesus first.

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    153: Irene Cho "Get Pruney In God's Freedom Through Youth Ministry" #WomenInYM Oct 09, 2018
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    In our 7th installment of the #womenInYM series Fuller Youth Institute leader, Program Director for Urban Youth Resources, longtime youth ministry director and leader, Irene M. Cho sits down with Chad to talk about the difficult realities of growing up in a faith that seemed unbelievable.
    This interview will surely challenge you, bless you, and encourage you youth ministry leader. Thanks Irene!
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    Key Takeaway: "How do we help young people get pruney in God’s freedom."

    • I stumbled into youth ministry. This is not the direction I thought I was headed.
    • Forget the elementary, give me the middle school student!
    • I went on this Damascus journey with God to live out my ministry as Jesus did.
    • What does freedom mean for our faith
    • The outward actions might look the same, but there is a difference in the internal processing.
    • We do this faith thing not because of fear but because of abundance.
    • Paul will not shut up about freedom. We have these imperatives but it is found in this indicative.
    • Our human nature is to systematize everything.

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    152: Emily Acton "Greatest Gladness & Deepest Hunger In Youth Ministry" #WomenInYM Oct 08, 2018
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    In our 6th installment of the #womenInYM series a new friend Emily Acton stops by. You may recognize her name from the Stuff You Can Use Youth Ministry Facebook Community where she serves as a moderator, but she is also middle school minister (and one that just started in a new church!).
    Key Takeaway: Ask questions humbly. Listen closely. Collaborate without an agenda

    • Adults handed me ministry before I thought I was ready. Literally, Keys were being handed to me.
    • I learned by trying and failing, this is how I learned to use my gifts
    • The moment of being invited to a student’s story as they are invited to God’s grander story is so special to me.
    • When people show confidence in you it is easy to feel you like you are special
    • Reading one youth ministry book does not make you an expert
    • Ask questions humbly. Listen closely. Collaborate without an agenda


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    151: Becky Gilbert "Guard Your Day Off" #WomenInYM Oct 07, 2018
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    In our fifth installment of women in youth ministry Chad sits down with Becky Gilbert to learn from her years of #YM wisdom and learn that Lockins do affirm youth ministry callings. Lean in as Becky shares the truth of what it means to be called and follow through for the long haul. It is such a needed encouragement. Thanks Becky! Key Takeaway: Guard Your Day Off A lock-in confirmed my calling to youth ministry I swapped my major for youth ministry You can’t top events for building relationships] Even though they are in your youth ministry they are not your kids, have some patience with parents “Remember we are not confronting parents, we are partnering parents” “More doesn’t always lead to better it leads to burn out” “It’s okay to guard your day, it’s okay to have a day off” #teamlockin #firstyear #chai Follow Becky Gilbert on Twitter #WomenInYM Giveaway on Twitter Join The Twitter Conversation For #WomenInYM on Twitter

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    150: Karli Loving "God calls youth to youth ministry" #WomenInYM Oct 03, 2018
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    In the fourth episode in our month-long celebration of Women In Youth Ministry, an Okie and an upstart youth minister Karli Loving shares her story of calling and discovery of God's purpose in her life. She also is keen to remind us all of the most important things. Thanks Karli! Key Takeaway: God calls youth to youth ministry “If you are going to have attention on you it needs to be for the right reason” “He didn’t tell me he called the police after he made the call” “Do not sweat the small stuff, like literally sweating through my t-shirt small stuff” “Your call is the share the gospel with the students in front of you” Follow Karli Loving on Twitter #WomenInYM Giveaway on Twitter Join The Twitter Conversation For #WomenInYM on Twitter

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    149: Jen Bradbury "Slow Down Enough To Listen In Youth Ministry" #WomenInYM Oct 02, 2018
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    In our 3rd installment of celebrating #WomenInYM author and minister Jen Bradbury shares her experiences, stories, and successes in ministry. As former electrical engineer, mom, youth minister, and author her insights hit right at home! Key Takeaway:Refugees And Jesus On The Other Side Of The Road “For those 8 kids, they directly chose a career path related to their local missions experience” "Mission Trips Should Be Tied Back To Ministry Our Congregations are already involved “My first year was a disaster in almost every way” "Slow down to learn the story of your congregation"YouthCartel BooksGrab a copy of Jen's books! @ the Youth Cartel on TwitterFollow Jen Bradury on Twitter#WomenInYM Giveaway on TwitterJoin The Twitter Conversation For #WomenInYM on Twitter

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    148: Mikiala Tennie "Youth Ministry Is For Introverts Too" #WomenInYM Oct 01, 2018
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    #WomeninYM 002 Chad interviews Mikiala Tennie about her story, call, and learnings in youth ministry. If you are an introvert in youth ministry this episode is life! Thanks, Mikiala for sharing! Key Takeaways: "God’s work is humbling"“Introvert and effective” “Favorite moments can be the quiet moments”“Let people know when you don’t know something” Follow Mikaiala on Instagram#WomenInYM Giveaway on TwitterJoin The Twitter Conversation For #WomenInYM on Twitter

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