Snowbird Wilderness Outfitters

Today's teens are navigating a world shaped by technology, leading to unique challenges like social anxiety and a reliance on screens for communication. The discussion highlights the importance of bridging generational gaps, emphasizing authenticity and real connection in youth ministry. Personal stories reveal the impact of tech on relationships, while the idea of 'menu anxiety' sheds light on young adults' struggles with dating. The need for cross-generational support and mentorship is underscored, encouraging meaningful interactions that foster spiritual growth.

In this eye-opening session, Jon Rouleau challenges leaders to recognize the power of environment in discipleship—and how students are following who you are more than what you say.Drawing from his time in both ministry and the corporate world, Rouleau shares practical insights on building intentional culture, developing leaders with character, and becoming a living example of the gospel in a digital world. Learn how to create trust, identify culture-shapers, and lead in a way that naturally points students to Jesus.Whether you're leading a full team or just starting out, this session will equip you to lead from the inside out—because what's in you will shape everyone around you.SWO25 Teaching Sessions Please leave a review on Apple or Spotify to help others grow in their faith. Click here to get our Colossians Bible study.

Our culture is showing surprising signs of shifting back toward biblical values—from rising church attendance to public figures praising Christian ideas. This Youth Pastor breakout explores how Christians can respond with both gratitude and purpose. Zach Mabry looks at key cultural wins like the overturning of Roe v. Wade, renewed respect for biological reality, and growing openness to faith. But more importantly, we’ll discuss how to use these moments as gospel opportunities—without confusing cultural change for the Kingdom of God. Be equipped to share the "why" behind today's values and stay focused on our mission: making disciples of Jesus.SWO25 Teaching SessionsPlease leave a review on Apple or Spotify to help others grow in their faith. Click here to get our Colossians Bible study.

Dive into discussions about Jesus's bold claim of being the way, the truth, and the life in today's overwhelming world of choices. Explore how faith intersects with modern media, reflecting a renewed interest in Christianity. Discover the exclusive yet inclusive nature of salvation and the unconditional love Jesus offers. Hear personal experiences of guidance through faith, encouraging listeners to find true fulfillment that transcends temporary pleasures. Engage with stories that highlight the joy and purpose found in a relationship with Christ.

Zach Mabry, a speaker at Snowbird Wilderness Outfitters conferences, dives into the challenges of deep thinking in a world bombarded by digital distractions. He discusses how excessive screen time can degrade attention and critical thinking, especially among Gen Z. Mabry advocates for embracing silence and spiritual discipline as antidotes to the noise, urging listeners to rethink their tech habits. Using insights from literature and scripture, he emphasizes that faith and intellect can coexist, promoting a deeper engagement with Christian beliefs.

What if the path to real joy isn’t found in chasing happiness—but in remembering that life doesn’t last forever? In Ecclesiastes 7, we’re reminded that thinking about death can actually lead to a more meaningful life.This session challenges us to consider the legacy we’re leaving and to bring our struggles into the light—especially when it comes to dark thoughts or hopelessness. True wisdom means living with eternity in mind, knowing that for believers, death is not the end but the beginning of eternal joy with Christ. When we live with the end in mind, we find true purpose and lasting joy. Don’t chase what fades—live with wisdom, hope, and eternity in view.Ecclesiastes 7:1-41 Corinthians 15:54-58SWO25 Please leave a review on Apple or Spotify to help others grow in their faith. Click here to get our Colossians Bible study.

Struggling to merge faith with cultural influences? Discover the importance of renewing your mind in Christ and the transformative power of Scripture. JB shares personal stories about choosing God’s Word over distractions like social media. She emphasizes the need to combat cultural conformity and engage in spiritual warfare. You'll learn how to discern what truly shapes your mind, and find peace and purpose by aligning your life with God’s truth. Get ready to challenge your daily influences and deepen your relationship with Christ!

Spencer Davis, a speaker at Snowbird Wilderness Outfitters, dives into why belonging to a church is crucial for Christians. He addresses the common doubts about church attendance, like boredom and past hurts, presenting a biblical perspective that reframes these issues. Spencer emphasizes that joining Christ means joining His people—a supportive community integral for spiritual growth. He encourages active participation over passive attendance, urging listeners to see the church as a valuable part of their faith journey.

What can separate us from God’s love? Romans 8 gives a clear answer: absolutely nothing. This session dives into verses 38–39, showing how Christ’s death, resurrection, and ongoing intercession guarantee our unshakable security in Him. No accusation, hardship, or force in creation can break the bond God has made with us through Jesus. We are more than conquerors—not because of our strength, but because of His. Let this truth transform how you face every challenge: you are forever held by God’s unbreakable love.Romans 8:38-39SWO25Please leave a review on Apple or Spotify to help others grow in their faith. Click here to get our Colossians Bible study.

Romans 8:31 asks a powerful question that invites us to respond to God's incredible work in our lives. In this session, Brody Holloway five life-changing truths from Romans 8:We are declared righteous in Christ—free from guilt and shameJesus fulfilled the law for us, doing what we never couldThe Holy Spirit transforms us from the inside outWe are adopted into God’s family as full sons and daughtersOur purpose is to become more like ChristThese truths remind us that if God is for us, nothing can stand against us. The Christian life isn’t just a belief system—it’s a life of identity, purpose, and lasting security in God.Romans 8:31-37SWO25Please leave a review on Apple or Spotify to help others grow in their faith. Click here to get our Colossians Bible study.