DYM Podcast

// Ep 334: Oh, This is the Katie Show! // • Katie has a high school graduate!• Parenting in Youth Ministry• An exclusive Orange Curriculum code• What would you do on a 2 month Sabbatical? (And how does that work with relational youth ministry?)• Engaging in values of a sabbatical in your everyday life• How to support the church when you feel undermined by your Senior Pastor• Katie’s Closing Wisdom

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Episode 333: LIVE at Orange 2018 w/Sound That’s As Good As Rethinking YM’s Podcast• Getting to know Shef• DYM and Orange bought YS• Small Group strategy• Transitioning from full-time Ministry in the church to Ministry in a non-church setting• How to clean up a database • What’s making Doug and Josh most excited about YS• a top secret audience-only question

/ Episode 332: // Grown-ups Are Teenagers, Just More Stubborn (a.k.a the one with Jess and Kurt!)• Transitioning to small groups• Small Group follow-up processes/procedures for both students and adults• Getting unchurched parents involved• A question on sexual immorality

// Episode 331: // • The BIG YS News• Youth Pastor Diet recap

• Matt McGill is back! and shares about LeadingYM.com• Lifeless/inactive senior leadership• Answering “why did you leave your last church?” in an interview• The politics and spin of working at a church

• Jason’s headed to Israel, Katie’s just back from Rwanda• Casting vision to parents (reminding those who’ve forgotten…getting them on-board)• How to win at school visits• What to do 24-hours before a retreat• How to combat last-minute sign-ups

Josh Griffin interviews Mercy Me's Bart Millard about his life story in the new movie, I Can Only Imagine, in theaters 3/16/18.In high school, Millard wanted to become a football player, which ended when he injured his ankles at a high school football game. As a result, Millard took choir as an elective. Millard's father died during his freshman year of college, and his youth pastor invited him to work with the church's youth group worship band. Millard accepted and worked with the video and audio systems for the group. James (Jim) Bryson played piano for that band and later went on to play with Bart Millard and the worship band on a trip to Switzerland. This trip inspired Millard to pursue a full-time musical career. Millard and two of his friends moved to Oklahoma City, and formed MercyMe. Since then, the band has recorded six Independent, nine Studio, two Exclusive, two Christmas, and one Compilation album.

// EPISODE 328: “Playing dot-to-dot with my liver spots”• Restructuring a team• Structuring a combo ministry (geared toward JH?)• Questions to ask when interviewing at a new church• Moving from “working with students” to “ministering to families”

• The DYM Podcast Network! podcast.downloadyouthministry• Is Summer Camp on its way out?• Building a culture of constructive criticism• Worst budget purchase(s)