Limitless Youth Ministry Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

Evangelism. We get that it’s important… but what does it really look like when it comes to young people today? 🤔

This month on the Limitless Youth Ministry Podcast, we’re joined by Dan Randall, part of the global leadership team at NXT Move. We explore what it means to breakout in evangelism — in ways that are authentic, sustainable, and disciple-making.

We cover a lot of ground in this conversation, including:
🔥 What evangelism really is (and what it isn’t)
📣 Whether evangelism is only for those with the “gift”
🧩 How different gifts and graces play a role in sharing faith
🙋‍♀️ How leaders can engage in effective evangelism with young people
🚀 How we equip Christian young people to share their faith confidently
🤝 Why presence-evangelism and personal encounter matter so much
🌱 How we ensure we’re making disciples — not just counting decisions

If you’re passionate about seeing young people meet Jesus and follow Him for the long haul, this episode is for you.

Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your podcasts.

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How do we help young people navigate phones, social media, gaming, AI, and everything else the digital world throws at them? 🤔

This month on the Limitless Youth Ministry Podcast, we’re joined by Katharine Hill, Director at Care for the Family and author of Left to Their Own Devices, to explore youth culture in the digital age. 

We cover a lot of ground in this conversation, including:
📱 What the “digital age” actually is — and how it’s shaping youth culture
🤖 The growing impact of AI on this generation

👀 “Smartphone orphans” and the rise of technopherance
🎮 Where gaming ends… and gambling begins
⚠️ What internet addiction really looks like
⏳ Why delayed gratification matters more than ever
🛟 Practical safety guidelines every youth leader should know

If you’re passionate about helping young people thrive in a digital world, you won’t want to miss this one.

Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and wherever you get your podcasts. 

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How do we share the gospel relevantly with the next generation, without changing the message?

This is the great challenge the church must continually wrestle with, learning to communicate timeless truths in captivating ways. But… that’s easier said than done, right!? 😅

Research into the ‘signs of the times’ can be incredibly helpful as we consider how adapt our outreach as culture shifts. And that’s why Dave Newton, National Director of Scripture Union, joined us for a chat about Feel Good News, a piece of research intohow young people across the UK respond to the Christian message. It’s the largest and most comprehensive work done in this field in this century, so is well worthy of our attention! 🔥

We wrestle with a lot of profound, and at times challenging, implications here, including…  

✅ Apathy 

✅ God & Love

✅ Hope & Purpose 

✅ Community 

✅ Justice  

✅ Suffering

… and loads more! 

Jesus’ challenge to his disciples in Matthew 16 was to read the ‘signs of the times’: to listen, to learn and better understand in order to discern the missional environment. The conversation is an opportunity to do just that. 👌

Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and wherever else you listen. 👂

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This Month Tim & Dustin talk with Prayer Storms James Aladiran! James is the Founder and director of Prayer Storm. James is an evangelist for prayer. He leads the team with a burning vision to see God’s people awaken to the power of prayer. His life embodies how prayer crosses cultural boundaries. He is married to Rebecca and has a son. We talk about Youth Leaders and a life of prayer. This is such an important episode for leaders. Enjoy!

This month Tim speaks with Sarah Holmes about working with young people with additional needs. 

Sarah has worked for the past 20 years in the health & social care sector managing and developing support services for children, young people and adults with a range of additional needs including Learning Disability, Autism, Emotional & Behavioural difficulties, Physical Disability and Mental Health needs. Sarah has also worked with a range of UK Christian organisations over the past ten years to support events and develop training and support for including children and young people with additional needs. Sarah is a member of Lifecentral Church in Halesowen and is Additional Needs co-ordinator for their Next generation team.   Get a pen and a notepad, because this is GOLD!!!   Enjoy!

Tim and Dustin talk about sex & Relationships with Youthscape's Rachel Gardner. Rachel is the Relationship Lead at Youthscape, responsible for pioneering new ways to engage young people in healthy relationships. A best selling author of a number of books for young people, Rachel speaks widely on youth and faith related topics.  Go get something to write with, cause Rachel drops some serious knowledge in this episode.

This month we have a returning guest! The Youthscape Deputy Chief Executive, Martin Saunders. 

Martin has wide experience of developing resources and materials for youth work and is the author of over ten books including Youthwork from Scratch. He worked previously as the Editor of the UK’s largest national youth work magazine Youthwork and writes and speaks widely on creative resource development, innovation and youth culture. His current work within the organisation focuses on the creative development process for new resources and materials. So it was only right that we asked him about Youthscape's Innovation process. 

This is amazing.

Grab something to take notes and enjoy!

 

 

Tim and I sit down and chat with Martin Saunders of Youthscape. Martin is the author of a very important resource in Youth Work called Beautiful Disciplines. It only seemed right that we talk to Martin about Spiritual Disciplines within Youth Ministry. This is a really insightful and important episode. Enjoy!!!! 

This month we are excited to share the convo Tim and I had with Jamie Cutteridge! Jamie is editor of Premier Youth and Children's Work. We were excited to talk with Jamie as we wanted to learn some of the trends that are happening in Youth Ministry within the UK. We asked questions such as whats working, whats not working and the tough question...whats the future look like for Youth ministry. Such a great convo! Enjoy!

In this episode Tim and myself talk with Ruth Ayers on one of the biggest issues facing Young People today, Self Harm. Ruth shares some frightening stats on young people who harm themselves along with some helpful tips to help young people suffering with self Harm. This is GOLD!!! Please listen and share!

Ruth Ayres - Project Manager 

Ruth is a qualified Social Worker and became Project Manager in June 2016, she is responsible for managing the team, overseeing the many various strands of SelfharmUK and dreaming up new exciting ideas. Ruth brings a huge amount of passion and knowledge to the project and is keen to drive the project into a new direction, to ensure as many young people as possible are reached. Ruth has 16 years’ experience working with children, young people and their families. She is keen to ensure that SelfharmUK becomes a leader in supporting not only young people through self-harm, but parents, carers, teachers and all who work alongside them. 

Ruth lives in Buckinghamshire with her husband and two cats, she enjoys spending time with family, friends and watching musical theatre.