All NexGen Pro articles – Page 103
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IssuesRecharge: Bible study
Recharge is a Bible study just for you, to nurture your own relationship with God. So stop, sit, breathe and read. This month, Mark Griffiths explores Samson’s story
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IssuesRecharge: Bible study
Recharge is a Bible study just for you, to nurture your own relationship with God. So stop, sit, breathe and read. This month, Mark Griffiths explores Luke chapter one
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IssuesRecharge: Bible Study
Recharge is a bible study just for you, to nurture your own relationship with god. So stop, sit, breathe and read. This month, Gerard Kelly continues his series on the sermon on the mount, by looking at persecution.
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IssuesRecharge Bible study: Life that comes from God
I’m married to a musician, specifically a singer and a choir leader. Although I don’t tell her this very often, I am amazed at the roomfilling sound she can pull out of a group of 30 or so often croaky voices, and the confidence she gives them to make that noise.
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Youth Bibles Road Test
There’s a whole heap of youth Bibles on the market. Some offer daily readings, others look hip, cool and funky, while others have extra content specifically for teenagers. But which one is best?There’s only one way to find out… FIGHT.
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BlogBiblical films: The good and not so good
Over the years there have been a number of biblical films that have made it into the mainstream. Rather than just highlight our favourites, it’s infinitely more fun to talk about the good and the bad. If you’re ever short of ideas for films to show to your youth group…well maybe you should look elsewhere.
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Justin Bieber's Youth Worker
According to the world, the mass media and millions of Beliebers - Usher discovered Justin Bieber.
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IssuesThe Big Picture: Wimbledon
In the Premier Youthwork office, July means only one thing: Wimbledon. Nope, not the Womble-filled London suburb, but the tennis competition of the same name. Even if you’re not interested in sport, there are enough strawberries, cream and Pimms to get everyone involved.
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IssuesThe Big Picture: Minions
It’s a surprise to no one that the loveable Minions from Despicable Me made the biggest family film of the summer, with the cunningly titled Minions. After stealing the show from Steve Carrell’s Gru in the two Despicable Me movies, the success of the spin-off was as inevitable as it was glorious.
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IssuesThe Big Picture: Frozen Fever
Yes, it’s back. That film, with those songs returns with Frozen Fever, a short ten minute sequel to the biggest kids’ film in forever. Obviously by now anyone who has any contact with children is some sort of Frozen savant, but for those of you who don’t know your Annas from your Elsas, here’s a children’s work-flavoured guide:
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IssuesThe Big Picture: Steve Jobs
For many, the turtlenecked, bespectacled Steve Jobs has become an iconic symbol of all that is good in the world. Whether you’re an Apple lover or not, Steve Jobs has undoubtedly changed the way we live our lives, perhaps more so than any other person this Century. As autobiographical film Steve Jobs (where do they get their crazy titles from?) is released, we thought we’d set you a little questionnaire to help you figure out just how much the man has changed your life. Ladies and gentlemen, we present: the Jobs-o-meter
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IssuesThe Big Picture: Mumford and Sons
Everyone’s favourite banjo-botherers Mumford and Sons returned this month with their third album, Wilder mind. The album eschews their
traditional folk-sound, and is possibly their most inventive and interesting to date. Obviously the Mumford ‘family’ have had a pretty profound impact on the Christian subculture: their lyrics have touched many and their style has impacted, well, just about everyone making worship music. -
IssuesThe Big Picture: Rise of the Emoji
We’ve now officially reached a point where young people no longer need words to communicate: welcome to the era of the emoji.
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IssuesRecharge: Big School
Recharge is a bible study just for you, to nurture your own relationship with God. So stop, sit, breathe and read. This month, Dr Nick Shepherd reflects on the promises of God
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IssuesThe Big Picture - Malala Yousafzai
Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani schoolgirl who wrote an anonymous diary about life under Taliban rule and was subsequently shot by a Taliban gunman, has become the youngest ever recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize alongside Kailash Satyarthi.
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IssuesThe Big Picture
Every summer, young people head all over the country to hang out with God and each other. Here’s a roundup of what happened this year
