Teenager Tuesday

In this final Teenager Tuesday before summer break, Will Perry and Elijah Keck share simple, practical ways parents can be intentional with their teenagers this summer. From building connection to creating meaningful moments, this episode is all about making the most of the season together.

In this episode of Teenager Tuesday, Will Perry and Elijah Keck talk through what students wish their parents better understood about today’s generation. From social media pressure and identity struggles to the lasting impact of words, this conversation gives practical insight for parents who want to better connect with their teenagers.

In this week's Teenager Tuesday, Pastor Will Perry shares practical ways we can help our students build healthy, lasting friendships by identifying what makes a good friend and learning how strong relationships point us closer to Christ. We’ll talk about modeling healthy friendships, recognizing shared values, and helping students pursue meaningful connections over surface-level proximity.

In this week's Parent Podcast episode, Pastor Will Perry shares how we can help our students navigate loneliness by focusing on what truly builds connection - vulnerability, purpose, and growth. We’ll learn how to guide them toward meaningful relationships through serving others and developing the self-control that leads to lasting confidence and connection.

In this Culture Update with Pastor Will and Pastor Elijah, we break down why students are so drawn to collecting - cards, shoes, and more - and what it means for their identity, habits, and relationships. We also highlight practical red and green flags to help parents guide their students with wisdom and balance.

In this episode of Teenager Tuesday with Student Pastors Will Perry and Elijah Keck, we share practical tips to help families build meaningful and consistent devotional time together. From setting realistic expectations to creating space for conversation, we focus on simple rhythms that help students grow in their faith.

In this week's episode of our Parent Podcast, Pastor Will Perry continues the conversation on the social media license by focusing on the tensions students face online and how to navigate them wisely. Together, we learn how to set boundaries, train intentionally, and prepare our students to engage social media in a healthy, God-honoring way.

In this video, Lead Student Pastor Will Perry introduces a new resource called the Social Media Driver's License. Designed to help parents guide their teenagers through the complexities of online life, the resource emphasizes preparation and communication rather than just restriction.

In this week's episode, we take a look at what’s trending in student culture right now - from slang to meaningful shifts teachers are noticing in this generation. Together, we explore how these changes can help us better understand, connect with, and disciple our students.

In week six of A Parent’s Guide to Evangelism, Pastor Tysha and Gabe from Collision Ministries discuss how to handle rejection when sharing their faith. They encourage parents and students to keep planting seeds, pray for others, and live consistently, trusting God with the outcome.

In week five of A Parent’s Guide to Evangelism, Pastor Tysha is joined again by Gabe from Collision Ministries to talk about developing a missional mindset at home. They encourage families to see everyday places like schools and neighborhoods as opportunities to share the hope of Jesus.

In week four of A Parent’s Guide to Evangelism, Pastor Tysha is joined again by Gabriel from Collision Ministries to discuss the “FATR” principle for discipleship: faithful, available, teachable, and reproducible. This episode reminds families that small, intentional steps can help faith grow and multiply at home and beyond.

Join Student Pastor Tysha Solomon and Gabriel from Collision Ministries as they continue their conversation on evangelism. This week's podcast focuses on how we can use our own pain and experiences to witness to others in similar situations on how the Lord has worked in our lives. 

In week two of A Parent’s Guide to Evangelism, Pastor Tysha is joined again by Gabriel from Collision Ministries to introduce the simple and practical “Three Circles” tool for sharing the gospel. They explain how this easy-to-draw framework helps students clearly communicate brokenness, salvation, and a restored relationship with God in everyday conversations. This episode equips parents to model...

Join Student Pastor Tysha Solomon and Gabriel from Collision Ministry as they dive into how students can be ambassadors of Christ in their schools and communities. 

In part two of this Teenager Tuesday series, Will Perry moves from why privacy matters to what to do next, giving parents practical, faith-centered tools for building trust with their teenagers. Drawing from "Feeding the Mouth That Bites You" by Dr. Tim Wilgus, he unpacks how to link freedom with responsibility, establish clear boundaries, and shift from control to influence - helping parents guid...

In this Teenager Tuesday episode, Pastor Will Perry begins a two-part series on privacy, helping parents reframe it not as a threat, but as a necessary part of healthy growth. Drawing from "Feeding the Mouth That Bites You" by Dr. Tim Wilgus, he explores how giving kids the right amount of privacy can actually build independence and help them learn to make good decisions, while also helping parent...

In part two of our Parents' Guide to Sports Gambling conversation, Pastors Will Perry and Ian Grim move from awareness to action, helping parents navigate what to do now when it comes to sports gambling. They share practical warning signs to watch for, biblical lenses to guide conversations, and concrete steps for setting expectations, teaching stewardship, and building healthy decision-making in...

In this episode of Teenager Tuesday, Lead Student Pastor Will Perry is joined by Children's Pastor Ian Grimm to help parents understand the growing reality of sports gambling in teen culture. Together, they unpack why this issue matters, how students are being exposed to it, the risks involved, and how parents can approach the conversation with awareness, wisdom, and a biblical perspective, withou...

Join Savannah and William as they wrap up their discussion on body image by exploring the pressure of gym culture among young men and how we can view our bodies in a neutral way that focuses on function over aesthetics.

In this episode, Savannah and William dive into body dysmorphia and the often-unspoken struggles teen boys face with comparison, insecurity, and identity. William opens up about his personal experience and the scriptures that help reshape his thoughts when anxiety hits. Parents will gain insight into what their sons may be feeling, plus practical ways to encourage confidence rooted in Christ.

In this week's episode of Teenager Tuesday, William Beall and Savannah Pope continue our Body Image: Girls Edition series with Part 2. This conversation focuses on what to do if you think your daughter may be struggling. They walk through practical steps - creating a safe space, setting healthy boundaries, watching social media influences, and guiding her back to truth and confidence in Christ. Yo...

Welcome to this week’s Culture Update! Student Pastors Elijah Keck and Savannah Pope break down the latest teen slang and dive into today’s big topic: concert culture. They unpack why concerts have become such a huge part of Gen Z life, the social pressure surrounding them, and how parents can navigate ticket costs, messaging, boundaries, and the “why” behind their teen’s desire to go.

This week on Teenager Tuesday, Student Pastor Savannah Pope and Student Director William Beall kick off a new four-week series on body image. They unpack what today’s teens, especially teen girls, are facing - from social media pressure to comparison, body dysmorphia, and eating disorders. They also share practical insight, helpful resources, and one simple conversation-starter to help you gently...

Join Lead Student Pastor Will Perry as he explores some of the reasons your student may be resisting going to church and offers advice on how you can help them find the best place to experience Godly community.