The "D" Factor shows the church how to help teens create a powerful, positive form of peer pressure by discipling (the "D" factor) and leading cell groups.

Small-group leaders will love this collection of 101 articles on stimulating growth in small groups gleaned from the pages of Discipleship Journal. This isn’t just a book on small-group theory—it’s a hands-on resource loaded with practical ideas that you can use in your small group immediately. ... (more)

Packed with 101 of Discipleship Journal's best articles on small-group leadership, Discipleship Journal's Best Small-Group Ideas, Volume 2's concise and practical ideas will help you inject new passion into the life of your small group. If you've ever led a small group, you know firsthand how re... (more)

This book is part of the friendship 911 series (a series that helps young people look at their friendships in a new way and make them stronger and last longer). This book is for youth leaders and for parents who want to share a real faith with their young people or children and does this by helping ... (more)

"You don?t have to spend very long doing youth work these days to realise that there are certain phrases that teenagers find hard. The main three are Sorry, Thank you and I love you. When you realise that these phrases form a sizeable chunk of our worship vocabulary, you can see the challenge that l... (more)

Written when they were 18 years old, "Do Hard Things" is the Harris twins' revolutionary message in its purest and most compelling form, giving readers a tangible glimpse of what is possible for teens who actively resist cultural lies that limit their potential.