Today on The Launch Mission Podcast, we will introduce the second part of the Freedom Permit: Life Management. Life Management is defined as preparing to manage all of the aspects of your life that was previously managed or co-managed by a parents & other adult. This includes everything from time and money management to person responsibilities. After listening, check out daily blog posts this week for more insight on this topic.
Apple Podcasts – https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-launch-mission-podcast/id1677806999
Here are a few questions to help you think about making this senior year special for your senior and your family
How can you celebrate the major holidays this year in a special way as this will be the last year that your child will be a high school student living at home?
What “senior privileges” can your family adopt at home to make your senior feel more responsibility?
What are some family outings/trips that you can plan for this senior year?
How will it change the dynamic of your family to have this child out of high school in
Life is made up of a series of seasons with transitional periods in between. How we handle one life transition will effect the next one as well.
For the majority of high school graduates, this is the first major life transition, or at least the first one they will make on their own. If you ask them, it can not come soon enough, but you and I know that they need every moment of this year to prepare.
When we make a transition in our life, it is up to us how prepared we want to be. We can wing-it
Everyone remembers being a young high school student and looking up to the seniors of that day with respect and honor. Or, possibly, some might even recall looking at them and thinking that they aren’t doing anything impressive. The senior class should be the leaders of the school, setting an example for the younger students…but do they know that?
Even though some senior classes are stronger than others, every school (and church student ministry) needs for their seniors to step up and lead. The ones who do, create a legacy of change and make a difference in the lives of
This week’s Podcast episode features a youth ministry roundtable discussion featuring three student ministry leaders talking about the importance of staying connected during this last year of high school.
Apple Podcasts – https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-launch-mission-podcast/id1677806999
The struggles that a teenager faces during this transition is not a college-cultural problem, but rather a discipleship issue. Though it is true that many older teens wander through this next stage of life as they get caught up in a worldly lifestyle, but that goes back to the point that they are not prepared to stand firmly in their faith in that new setting.
So, how do you plan to help prepare your seniors for these challenges? Since holding their hand and becoming a helicopter-parent for the next 4+ years is out of the question (not to mention, spiritually
Lastly, these three conversations with your child will help them be even more prepared spiritually to step into the freedoms and unknowns of college life.
Developing a Personal Mission Statement – Let them know that a personal mission statement is a statement of values, priorities, and mission. Having this created and kept in a journal, on their mirror, or in their phone will help them as they face new decisions, relationships, and situations at school.
Creating A Connection Plan – Connecting with a Christian community is crucial in the first few days/weeks of college. This usually does
One of the biggest factors that I have seen in students who struggle with the transition from high school to college is that they are what the apostle Paul called “infants” in Christ (1 Corinthians 3:1). Even if they grew up in church, many students are still feeding on milk, rather than solid food. 1 Corinthians 13:11 says, “When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put the ways of childhood behind me.” The months leading up to leaving for college are
Today on The Launch Mission Podcast, we will introduce the first of four parts of the Freedom Permit: Spiritual Development. This one is the first and most important. After listening, check out daily blog posts this week for more insight on this topic.
Apple Podcasts – https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-launch-mission-podcast/id1677806999