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Consumerism

Below you’ll find articles from the topic Consumerism. All of the articles on YouthWorker.com represent some of the best youth ministry content, written by experienced pastors. We pray you’ll find these to be a helpful resource in your ministry.
  • Steve Rabey
    (December 2009)
    You also may want to think of it as a form of "spiritual formation," even though nobody calls it that. As a youth worker, you probably have an idea of what you'd like to achieve with your kids. Your plan may not always be totally thought-out or successfully executed, but you have an idea of what kind...
  • Jeff Vankooten
    (October 2009)
    So if you decide to reach us, help us access that deepest place that not even technology or the market can penetrate. Don't package spiritual products for us to consume. Embody Christ in ways that are tangible and enduring. Love us from the core of your being. The more relationally significant you want...
  • Mark Oestreicher
    (September 2009)
    You take a picture on your camera or phone, and you see the result instantly. You hear a song on the radio, and you can instantly download it. You want to buy something? Browse instantly online, click "Purchase Now" and wait a day or two for the item to arrive. These developments are a major reason middle...
  • Duffy Robbins
    (November 2006)
    If you’ve been in youth ministry for more than about 20 minutes, you probably already have a sneaking suspicion that kids have a lot of disposable income — and they seem predisposed to dispose of it, mostly by spending it on themselves. A 2000 worldwide study of nearly 30,000 teenagers in 44 countries...
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