Michael Goldstein joins Autumn on the podcast to discuss an article he recently wrote for Rooted Ministry about prioritizing long-term fruit in life and ministry. Michael writes, “It’s tempting for youth ministers to want to cultivate a ministry that is defined by a gifted preacher, good friends, and a fun, cool event that students can’t wait to attend each week. However, youth ministers must wisely assess the central, driving motivation of their ministries. . . . Only the gospel, applied through the power of the Holy Spirit, creates disciples of Jesus who persevere until they reach glory (Rom. 8:30).”