Nicene Creed – God the Father
Summary This is part of a video series explaining the Nicene Creed and the Trinity. God the Father is the first section containing 3 videos explaining that there is only […]
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When Subtracting Prayer from School means Multiplication
It has been quite a month. As I walked down the hall as the FCA(Fellowship of Christian Athletes) huddle leader of a local middle school in Grand Rapids, MI, I […]
A Student’s Theology
In our fast-paced, ever changing, always evolving world, we are often easily swayed by what’s current or popular. Whether it’s baggy jeans that you can fit your science textbook in […]
4 Topics Students Need To Hear About Money
I remember when I was in elementary school, I tagged along with my dad on a trip to Florida. He took multiple vans full of high school students for spring break. […]
Behind the Scenes of the 2015 Kingdom Theme Film
We believe the Kingdom of Heaven is here. This kingdom is with and for all people in every corner of the Earth. Jesus speaks of the Kingdom in parables, possibly […]
NTS Camp Theme Reveal 2015
NTS Camper’s often refer to camp by the theme, rather than the year. I’ve always thought that was pretty cool, and a compliment to our team. They’ll say, “I was […]
A special Christmas message to you from Never The Same
What a year it has been! Never The Same turned 5 years old this year, and there is so much to be thankful for and to celebrate. We are honored […]
2 Things Students Think About The Bible
If you were to be asked, “Is the Bible an integral part to your faith?” How would you respond? I would assume our immediate response would be “yes, absolutely!” or […]
Students’ definition of the Gospel
I remember being called out by a pastor. He gave me 3 seconds to explain why I follow Jesus. But, this wasn’t done sitting across from each other at a […]
3 Things students believe about Jesus
Over the course of the summer, our organization has the privilege of serving thousands of students through NTS Camp. As we travel from camp to camp, the students we encounter […]