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The Art of Leading a Great Youth Discussion
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Newspaper Headlines Do these make sense to you?
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Kids Make Nutritious Snacks
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Stolen Painting Found by Tree
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Iranian Head Seeks Arms
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Red Tape Holds Up New Bridges
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Juvenile Court to Try Shooting Defendant
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Typhoon Rips Through Cemetery: Hundreds Dead
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Miners Refuse to Work After Death
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Prostitutes Appeal to Pope
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The Art of Leading a Great Youth Discussion
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2 Key Principles to START a Great Youth Discussion
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Principle # 1: Make a small COMMITMENT
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Principle # 2: Need at least some VARIANCE
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You can create your own discussion by utilizing these 2 principles
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Here are 8 different ways you can do this!
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#1: Voting
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#1: Voting SA___ A___ P___ D___ SD___
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#1: Voting A person must attend church if they are really serious about being a Christian. SA___ A___ P___ D___ SD___
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#2: Continuum
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#2: Continuum __________________________________
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#2: Continuum __________________________________ Race car Old man on a Driver Sunday drive
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#2: Continuum How do you usually drive? __________________________________ Race car Old man on a Driver Sunday drive
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#2: Continuum __________________________________
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#2: Continuum __________________________________ Thou Thou Shalt Shalt Not
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#2: Continuum When I think of the 10 commandments the general message I get is: __________________________________ Thou Thou Shalt Shalt Not
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#3: Ranking
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#3: Ranking How is the Christian faith most often passed on to others?
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#3: Ranking How is the Christian faith most often passed on to others? ____ Words
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#3: Ranking How is the Christian faith most often passed on to others? ____ Words ____ Witness of the Church
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#3: Ranking How is the Christian faith most often passed on to others? ____ Words ____ Witness of the Church ____ The Holy Spirit
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#3: Ranking How is the Christian faith most often passed on to others? ____ Words ____ Witness of the Church ____ The Holy Spirit ____ Loving Actions
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#3: Ranking
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#3: Ranking ____ A dishonest politician
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#3: Ranking ____ A dishonest politician ____ A self-righteous person
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#3: Ranking ____ A dishonest politician ____ A self-righteous person ____ A prostitute
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#3: Ranking Who would you go to if you had a problem? ____ A dishonest politician ____ A self-righteous person ____ A prostitute
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#4: Goal Setting
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#4: Goal Setting For personal Bible study, the goal for our youth group is:
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#4: Goal Setting For personal Bible study, the goal for our youth group is: 100% participation
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#4: Goal Setting For personal Bible study, the goal for our youth group is: 100% participation 30 minutes/day
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#4: Goal Setting For personal Bible study, the goal for our youth group is: 100% participation 30 minutes/day 7 days/week
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#4: Goal Setting For personal Bible study, the goal for our youth group is: 100% participation 30 minutes/day 7 days/week Accept this or modify it?
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#5: Listen, Look
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#5: Listen, Look Hector has just discovered Jesus for himself, and he is VERY excited about this incredible discovery! He wants to share the good news with everybody... NOW!!!
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#5: Listen, Look So Hector walks up to other students at school, pins them to the wall, and asks, them, “ARE YOU SAVED?!”
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#5: Listen, Look What do you think of Hector?
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#5: Listen, Look What do you think of Hector’s method of sharing the Gospel?
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#5: Listen, Look What are some other ways of sharing the Gospel?
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#5: Listen, Look
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#6: Interview
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#6: Interview Invite somebody to the front and ask them questions in front of everyone else.
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#6: Interview OR
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#6: Interview Ask questions of different people in the group, and ask them while they sit in their seats.
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#6: Interview OR
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#6: Interview Have people choose their own questions and answer what they choose, such as:
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#6: Interview Draw a card yourself from: Q4U
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#7: Dilemma
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#7: Dilemma Heather reluctantly accepts Jason’s invitation to the banquet, figuring it’s better than going alone.
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#7: Dilemma Two days later, Marcus catches Heather in the school hallway and asks her if she will go with him to the banquet.
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#7: Dilemma Heather has been wanting to date Marcus for more than a full year. She can hardly believe he has asked her!
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#7: Dilemma Heather quickly accepts the invitation from Marcus and walks on air the rest of the day!
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#7: Dilemma That evening Heather gets jolted back to reality when Jason phones her and asks the color of her dress for the banquet.
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#7: Dilemma Is this a dilemma?
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#7: Dilemma What would you do?
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#7: Dilemma What should you do?
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#8: Forced Choice
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#8: Forced Choice Would you rather:
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Hear God’s voice once, clearly, out loud?
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#8: Forced Choice Would you rather: Hear God’s voice once, clearly, out loud? OR
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#8: Forced Choice Would you rather: Hear God’s voice once, clearly, out loud? Hear God frequently, in a still, small voice? OR
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#8: Forced Choice
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#8: Forced Choice Which is more important to God:
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The beliefs we hold
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#8: Forced Choice Which is more important to God: The beliefs we hold OR
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#8: Forced Choice Which is more important to God: The beliefs we hold The life we live OR
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Discussion Starters:
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Create your own
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Discussion Starters: Create your own OR
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Discussion Starters: Create your own Get some already made OR
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