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Custom Creative Worship Ideas

I want to add some new skits and other creative worship ideas to COAYM, but I just can’t seem to find a good place to start. I am in need of a vacation (which is coming in a few weeks) so my creative well feels a little off.

So what I would like is for you guys to prime the pump a bit for me. Do you have a youth lesson coming up that you would like to add a creative element to, or maybe a skit or movie idea? If so, write down the topic, theme, and scripture in a comment and I will see if it sparks anything in my crazy head. Who knows you may get your own custom creative worship idea.

The cool thing is that others will be able to see your topic as well and possibly have their ideas. If it works out it could be a cool melding of ideas.

Average Youth Guy
https://www.nailscars.com
I don't have all of the answers and some weeks it feels like I don't have any of the answers. I often find a good word picture or object lesson and build the lesson off of that instead of the other way around. I don't always pray as much as I should and I never study as much as I should. But I love students ministry. I love watching teenagers as they serve God. I love to see them worship and forget about themselves for a while. I love seeing someone wake up to the love of God if only for a little while. I love to see them out serving their community and sharing the love of Christ with others. I love to be a part of their lives and I love seeing the world through their eyes. I am an average youth minister.

8 thoughts on “Custom Creative Worship Ideas”

  1. klampert says:
    October 2, 2008 at 5:49 AM

    Nov 2nd we are starting a series called fear factor

    fear of rejection
    fear of failure
    fear of past.

    thanks for giving this a look

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  2. Lori Biddle says:
    October 2, 2008 at 1:20 PM

    November we begin a series called:

    The Lies We Believe

    This is based on a book by the same name. I could use some thematic help!! Lori Biddle

    http://www.loribiddle.com

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  3. The Average Youth Minister says:
    October 2, 2008 at 2:03 PM

    Lori, check out the "words" graphic from a few weeks ago. I was thinking I could modify that with your title and some of the "lies" that you are going to talk about. I am also playing around with a skit idea.

    Klampert, give me the next line of your outline for each lesson. (We are afraid of rejection so…) I have a couple of ideas, but I want to know what direction you are headed.

    Also, you need to go ahead and order your chocolate covered crickets now. Fluker Farms has the ones I used. They even come with a button that says you are part of the I ate a bug club.

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  4. The Average Youth Minister says:
    October 3, 2008 at 1:35 PM

    This is fun! Give me more ideas.

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  5. jeremy walden says:
    October 6, 2008 at 4:42 PM

    Shane,
    I need a jpeg that I can use for an upcoming film festival. i’m asking people to create short movies around the theme – "love hurts." participants’ creations will be influenced by the destructive relationship habits listed in Proverbs. I need it by this Friday. Thanks.

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  6. The Average Youth Minister says:
    October 6, 2008 at 6:55 PM

    Give me a list of some of the destructive habits and I will see what I can do.

    Also, are we talking screen picture, print picture, or some sort of logo?

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  7. AMistyCrissy says:
    October 12, 2008 at 7:01 AM

    Hi! I’m Crystal. I am almost 16. :)
    I guess https://www.nailscars.com – wonderful name for this site! ;)
    It is so interestingly here, especially in "http://nailscars.04230a4.netsolhost.com/journal/2008/10/2/custom-creative-worship-ideas.html" category.
    I was surfed about 2 hours before found this forum. I think i’ll be here for a long time! :-*

    Reply
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About Me

I don't have all of the answers and some weeks it feels like I don't have any of the answers. I forget students names sometimes and say stupid things that hurt their feelings. I often find a good word picture or object lesson and build the lesson off of that instead of the other way around. I have put the finishing touches on a Wednesday night Bible study on Wednesday more times than I can count. I don't always pray as much as I should and I never study as much as I should. I try every new youth ministry model that comes from the "experts" and I have had at least 3 mission statements over the past 5 years.

But I love students ministry. I love watching teenagers as they serve God. I love to see them worship and forget about themselves for a while. I love seeing someone wake up to the love of God if only for a little while. I love to see them out serving their community and sharing the love of Christ with others. I love to be a part of their lives and I love seeing the world through their eyes. Like I said, I'm an average youth pastor.

About Nailscars.com

For almost 20 years now I have been trying to add creative ideas for use in the local church. In the early days Nailscars.com was just a place to publish some scripts, but it has become a collection of creative ministry resources for youth ministry and worship.

I began writing a blog more to process my own thoughts more than anything else. As I started writing the comments that I got back from people amazed me. As I was honest with my struggles most of them would write and say “Thank you.” “It is just nice to know someone else struggles with these same things,” was a common response.

So this has become a place where I share the struggles and successes of being in youth ministry. I hope that you find something that God can use in your life and ministry.

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