2025 LCMS Youth Gathering Sessions — Who You Are, Whose You Are

In this session, Rev. Dr. Nabil Nour challenges the youth to consider WHO they are and WHOSE they are.

2025 LCMS Youth Gathering Sessions — Grace, Games, and Gospel-Centered Inclusion

God’s grace is for everyone: no exceptions! But how do we make sure our friendships, churches, and activities reflect that?

2025 LCMS Youth Gathering Sessions — Opportunities to Serve and Lead: Discovering Your Role in God

Would you rather sit on the bench… or get in the game? Deep down, we all want to make a difference with the gifts and passions God has given us.

2025 LCMS Youth Gathering Sessions — Endurance Requires Rest: How to Break Free from Overcommitment and Burnout

Most teenagers and adults feel stressed, overwhelmed, and pulled in a million different directions.

2025 LCMS Youth Gathering Sessions — Breaking Down Stereotypes and Prejudice

Stereotype. Prejudice. Discrimination. Racism. These are words that are often hard to discuss.

2025 LCMS Youth Gathering Sessions — “All Together Now”—Exploring Church in Urban Contexts

As we prepare for the day when the new Jerusalem comes down out of heaven from God and as we anticipate living in that holy city, there are many gifts we may celebrate as the Body of Christ today in urban contexts that can inform our service and work in Christ’s Kingdom.

2025 LCMS Youth Gathering Sessions — Sharing the Gospel Even When You’re Scared

The devil uses two tools to smother the Good News of Jesus: (1) fear, and (2) lies.

2025 LCMS Youth Gathering Sessions — Navigating AI with the Gospel at Heart

Step into the world of artificial intelligence in a session designed for youth ready to make a difference.

2025 LCMS Youth Gathering Sessions — D&D: Demons and Depression (And How to Slay These Dragons)

Christians are under many kinds of spiritual attacks, especially through depression and anxiety.

2025 LCMS Youth Gathering Sessions — The Recon on Being a Christian in the Armed Forces

Are you ready for spiritual combat as you serve in the Armed Forces? Just as physical readiness is critical, spiritual readiness is essential.