Video Resources

When you're in the throes of ministry, it's easy for those you love most to get pushed to the side. The balance of serving in ministry and spending time with your family can be difficult. We pray the biblical counsel Philip Biles shares in this Not Alone Story will help you and others.

Here is a youth ministry with an exciting twist! Multiple churches in the Midlothian area come together one Wednesday each month to fellowship, share the Gospel, and jump. They meet at Launch - a public trampoline park that opens its doors to this vibrant ministry. Watch how this concept began after Resonate Church was blessed to use this facility for Sunday services.

Family Fusion is a unique, mission experience that allows children, to work with their mom, dad, and others to build a legacy of missions by meeting the physical and spiritual needs of others through relevant servanthood and direct evangelism. Watch this promo video.

Fusion is a mission-oriented camp experience designed to engage students in missions in Virginia. Fusion outreach activities include things like servant evangelism, children’s ministry, sports and recreation ministry, light construction, and more.

Celebrate the blessings and rise to the challenges unique to kid’s ministries in congregations that hover around 100 or less.

Kids Ministry Conference is a FREE virtual conference. It has 2 national-level speakers, over 40 breakout sessions (plus a full Spanish track!) from state ministry leaders, and is the perfect opportunity to learn and grow in your ministry to children.

Ken Braddy, Director of Sunday School; Managing Director of Adult Ongoing Bible Studies and Church Training at Lifeway Christian Resources, is our guest speaker for this virtual conference. These sessions covered how COVID-19 is changing/will change Sunday School and Small Groups, best practices for online groups, and breathing life Into Sunday School and Small Groups.

Keith and Amy Whitfield hold a breakout on the topic of teaching doctrine in small groups. This breakout occurred during Monday morning of Annual Homecoming 2019.

Every Sunday is somebody’s first Sunday. How do you make sure your first-time guests feel welcomed, cared for, and expected to return? In this breakout, you’ll learn five practical steps to increase the “guest awareness culture” at your church.

You’ve heard the old advertisement, “This is not your father’s Oldsmobile"? Well, the current culture is a long way from what our fathers and mothers had to deal with. We now have to talk about best practices related to sexual harassment and misconduct, child protection, and even what to do with sex offenders that come to your church. This one hour breakout will give pastors and church leaders helpful tools for dealing with these potentially difficult scenarios.