In this episode, we take a closer look at Jesus Theater—a powerful creative arts program that uses drama, music, and movement to share the gospel with children and adults alike. We’re joined by Skye Bussey, Assistant Divisional Music Director from the Georgia Division, who shares the history of Jesus Theater, her personal journey with the program, and stories of its life-changing impact. Together, we explore why storytelling and creative expression are such effective tools for ministry, and how corps, divisions, and local leaders can bring Jesus Theater to their own communities.

For Jesus Theater resources contact your divisional music department or check out Katie Luse's website: https://www.katieluse.com/jesustheater

We’re kicking off a brand-new monthly series with special guest Emaniel “EB” Brifil! Each month we’ll tackle a fresh topic relevant to youth ministry and leadership—starting with digital discipleship. In this episode, we explore how teens, young adults, and youth leaders can approach social media with authenticity, intentionality, and purpose.

In this episode, we look back at TYI 2025! From powerful speakers and engaging tracks to unforgettable night programs and life-changing moments, Majors Matt & Jamie Satterlee chat about how God moved throughout the week. Whether you attended or are thinking about coming next year, this recap will give you a glimpse of the impact TYI continues to have on young people across the territory.

This week, we sit down with Esther Kang and Gloria Diavangama to hear about their recent journey to International Headquarters for the Compass Forum. Representing the Southern Territory, they joined young leaders from around the world to share ideas, discuss challenges, and speak into the future of The Salvation Army. Hear how their experiences are shaping their ministry back home and fueling their vision for the next generation of leaders.

Check out @tsayouthandchildren for more highlights from the Compass Forum!

We’re wrapping up our special 3-part mini-series with the final Salvationist Service Corps (SSC) team—Team Scotland! In this episode, they share powerful stories from their summer mission trip, how they saw God at work, and the lessons they’re taking home. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to serve overseas or are thinking about joining SSC, this episode is the perfect finale to the series.

We’re continuing our special 3-part mini-series with the next Salvationist Service Corps (SSC) team—Team Chile! In this episode, you’ll hear firsthand about their summer mission trip experiences, the ways God moved during their time of service, and what they learned along the way. Whether you’re curious about international ministry or considering applying to SSC next year, this conversation will inspire and challenge you.

We're kicking off a special 3-part mini-series today, where we'll be chatting with each of our Salvationist Service Corps (SSC) teams about their summer mission trips! First up is Team Alaska. These episodes are ones you won’t want to miss—they'll give you an inside look at what SSC is all about, plus some inspiring words for anyone thinking about applying to join SSC next year!

In this episode, we’re talking about the journey from youth group to pulpit—how God uses camps, corps programs, and service opportunities to call and equip young people for leadership. Guests Major Matt Satterlee and Major Jonathan Raymer share their full-circle stories of being shaped by youth ministry and now serving as officers who invest in the next generation.

In this episode, we’re talking about the power of presence—how simply showing up at games, concerts, and other everyday moments can deeply impact the lives of our young people. We are joined by Melissa Powell, Territorial Children’s Ministries Coordinator, and Jason Brown who is the executive minister at Broadway United Methodist Church in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Join us as we explore why being there in all aspects of a young person’s life matters.

This episode wraps up our 2-part series on worship teams as we talk about the tech side of praise and worship. Josh Powell and Bernie Dake join us to explore why technology isn’t just a behind-the-scenes support—it’s a vital part of helping people engage fully in worship and encounter the presence of God.