Category Archives: Students

Lion Chaser Monday-Prom Dress Giveaway

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New This Week and What’s the difference?

Our youth group is starting a 7 week series tonight called "What's the difference?"  We are going to be looking at various world religions and the differences between them and Christianity(hint:  it's Jesus).  The goal is not for them to know more about other religions but to know what and why they believe better.  Here ...

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Lion Chasers Manifesto Contest Update

Last week, I initiated a contest in response to Mark Batterson posting the Lion Chasers Manifesto.  The challenge was to print out the Manifesto and post it in a creative place.  Here's a few of our entries so far. Here's Mindi's fridge: And Deborah's desk

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More than a High-Teen resources

Our Sunday night youth Bible study is now going through Charlie Alcock's book, More Than a High.  The goal of this book is to move people from the emotional high of a youth camp, convention, or mission trip to the daily process of becoming more like Jesus. Charlie teaches Youth Ministry at ...

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The Lion Chasers Manifesto

If you know anything about this site then you know where I got the inspiration for it.  Today, Mark Batterson posted the Lion Chasers Manifesto on his site.  I encourage you to print it and place it somewhere in your house, office, car where you can see it everyday.  It's ...

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You Were Born For This

One of the goals of Chase Your Lion dot com is to help people realize the daily possibilities that God has for us.  How often have we let opportunities to change someone's life pass us by because we weren't focused or were too busy?  In his latest book, You Were Born for This, Bruce Wilkinson ...

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Lion Chaser Monday: Austin Gutwein

Came upon this young man's story and it is truly remarkable. He's got my vote for the Lion Chaser Hall of Fame. This book chronicles his journey to help suffering people in Africa. Ever asked yourself if one kid can make a difference? This book's answer is a resounding: YES! ...

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