Student Messages
Catch up on past student messages.
If anyone is going to change the world, it’s the next generation. Our student ministry is for students in 6-12th grade. It’s designed to give them a place where they can connect with God, with other people, and have fun. All of our student programs are virtual. Below on this page, you will find our most recent student videos. Be sure to join us each week as we dive deeper into relevant topics for teens.
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Student Messages Kickoff Week 4 Generation
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Student Message Kickoff Week 3 Generation
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Students Messages - STEPS: Engage
Join us for the last message of the year and our prayer to see you again in the Fall! -
Nativity Students - Think for Yourself - Week 3
Join the Nativity students for the Third and final week of our message series Think For Yourself! -
Nativity Students - Think for Yourself - Week 2
Here from Daniel and Student Leader, Grace in Week 2 of our Series: Think For Yourself -
Student Message - Think for Yourself - Week 1
Check out the first message of our new series: Think For Yourself as we near the end of the year and head into a new season. -
Student Ministry - Stations of the Cross
Palm Sunday and Wednesday of Holy Week walk with Jesus through the Stations of the Cross. -
Student Message - I Made A Mistake - Week 5
Kelly along with one of our Student Leaders dives into the fifth and final week of our Lenten series, I Made A Mistake. -
Student Message - I Made A Mistake - Week 4
In week 4 of our series I Made a Mistake Allie, with the help from some of Nativity Student Leaders, talks about God's greatest gift he has given us - Forgiveness. -
Student Message - I made a mistake Week 3
In week 3 of our series I Made a Mistake Daniel, with help of one of our student leaders, tells us why he wants us to fail. -
Student Message - I Made A Mistake - Week 2
In week 2 of our Lenten Series I Made A Mistake Allie discusses how rules always assume a relationship. -
Nativity Students - I Made a Mistake - Week 1
Daniel kicks off week one of our new series I Made a Mistake by introudcing us to the idea of acknowledging that we are not simply mistakers - but sinners.