Waitlisted Parent Email

We’ve got a couple of special events happening in the next couple of months just for you and your teenagers, so keep reading!

Here are a few things coming up in our ministry . . .

ADD YOUR OWN DATES: FAMILY GAME NIGHT
Next month, we’re hosting an event for teenagers and the parents (or parent figures) who love them. We’d love to see you there!

ADD YOUR OWN DATES: SUMMER CAMP
This summer, we’re planning an incredible camp experience for your kid! Make sure you’re registered before the deadline.

WAITLISTED: A 4-WEEK SERIES ON DOUBTS & QUESTIONS

SERIES OVERVIEW:

You know that feeling you get when someone makes you a big promise? You probably feel excited, but you might feel a little skeptical too — especially when that promise gets delayed . . . and delayed again . . . and again. If you have to wait long enough for something you were promised, you might start to wonder when you’ve waited long enough. Eventually, you might even give up hope. In this 4-week series, we’ll meet a handful of people from Scripture who each spent a long time waiting on God. From the stories of Abraham and Sarah, Paul and Silas, King David, and Joseph, we’ll discover that God has a plan, but we might have to wait for it, and we’ll be reminded that, while we’re waiting, God is faithful, God is listening, and we should never give up, because God’s not giving up on us.

Your teenagers might be facing some major disappointments for the first time in their lives — and they need you to help guide them through it. Here’s how: 1) Let them feel it. 2) Offer perspective. 3) Share your stories of disappointment. 4) Assure them they’ll be okay.

If you’re subscribed to Grow Your Ministry, now would be a good time to attach Parent Tip Video #9 from your Parents section.

“Behind every fear, there is a miracle waiting.” — Marianne Williamson

In case you or your teenagerneeds this encouragement right now, here’s a reminder: if you’re waiting on God for something right now, remember God’s not giving up you. In fact, your waiting might just be the prelude to a miracle.

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