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EPISODE · Nov 14, 2022 · 29 MIN

174: How Do You Respond to Hard Questions From Students?

from Volunteer Youth Worker Podcast

If you’ve ever been having a “normal” small group time and gotten hit with a hard question that made you start sweating, this conversation with Steve and Jeremy is for you!    When students ask hard questions, they are often testing your posture and whether or not you’re actually safe to talk to. Steve pointed out that often the best answers to hard questions are more questions. Here’s a few to get you started:    Why do you ask? What does that mean for you right now?  What do you think? Who else do you trust to speak to this? Do you have any doubts when you talk to them? What else is on your mind?   Special thanks to our friends at Briercrest College and Seminary in Saskatchewan. Their mission is to equip people with ministry training, leadership development, and theological education with a commitment to make biblical and theoretical truths practical and life-related.    Join us for our Winter Conferences! Details over here: https://youthworker.community/events/   If your students have hard questions, we’d love to know! Email us at [email protected]

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