In this episode, Weston discusses Part III of the Full Scope Ministry Model: Discipleship. 

In this episode, Weston talks with Eddie Willis on-site at M28 Camps to discuss the importance of the right summer camp for your youth ministry and what makes M28 Camps stand out from the crowd.

Be sure to check out the great things Eddie is doing as www.m28camps.com

In this episode, Weston interviews LO the Poet from the grounds of M28 Camps, discussing Lo's book We Sang A Dirge. Lo describes his book as:

"We Sang a Dirge is not a manual on lament, but rather a glance into the lament of its author, Lo Alaman. It is a collection of poems, journeys, prayers, and invitations. He offers no answers here, for only Christ has those to give. Poetry doesn’t seek to share facts, but rather to share an experience. You’ll find no politics or advocations for any government except the kingdom of God within these pages. What you will find is a window into the joy and grief of following Jesus in this skin."

In this episode, Weston discusses Part II of the Full Scope Ministry Model: Fellowship and Outreach. 

In this episode, Weston discusses key elements of a healthy ministry model that offers a full diet of the Christian walk to students. Part one addresses Scripture and Worship.

In this episode, Weston sits down with Associate Pastor and award winning musician Ethan Oltremari to discuss youth bands, youth worship, and singing in a rural context. Check out Ethan's work on social media @ethanoltremarimusic, iTunes and Spotify.

In this episode, Wesson explains how teens are just lizards--and that shouldn't come as a surprise.

In this episode, Weston concludes this two-part series on burnout by discussing some of its prominent warning signs. If you missed part one, be sure to catch up by first listening to episode 10.

In this brief episode, Weston offers two suggestions for how to throw a Super Bowl party without the half-time show becoming a problem.