01 — Disciple-making
Biblical Mentoring
A godly believer walking with a younger believer toward knowing Jesus, growing in faith, and discovering God-given identity and purpose.
6 min read
Web edition
THE FIELD LIBRARY
Seven guides for
the work of sharing.
Training handouts from the Haggai leadership seminars and the Youth Renewal Centre, gathered here so a church worker, a youth leader, or a friend with a willing ear can read them on a phone, offline, at the pace of a real conversation.
01 THE SEVEN GUIDES
Read one on the way,
or all seven together.
Each page keeps the shape and the Scripture of its handout, credits the author, and carries the full teaching here so nothing is lost in the retelling.
02 — Proclamation
Communicating the Gospel in Today's Context
What the gospel is, what it is not, the clearest summary of it in Scripture, and how to speak it to a generation nobody is listening to well.
7 min read
Web edition
03 — Correcting myths
Five Major Myths About Youth
Five common assumptions about young people, each answered with Scripture and a practical solution a church can act on this month.
5 min read
Web edition
04 — Planning
Setting and Achieving Goals for Evangelizing
Vision and mission, SMART goals across seven areas of life, an action plan, and the accountability that carries it all to the end.
7 min read
Web edition
05 — Understanding
Key Characteristics of Gen Z
Six strengths to thank God for, six challenges to shepherd, and a prayer-wall practice for carrying a generation before the Lord.
6 min read
Web edition
06 — Faithfulness
Biblical Stewardship
Why leadership and evangelism rest on stewardship, why indigenous resources run scarce, and how a local church funds its own mission.
8 min read
Web edition
07 — Practice
Tools & Techniques to Engage Gen Z
A working toolkit for mission, church, and discipleship—digital outreach, relationship-based evangelism, service, worship, and mentoring.
7 min read
Web edition
02 TWO TOOLS
Where reading turns
into doing.
Both tools work entirely on this device. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is synced, and both keep working with no signal at all.
Goal planner
Plan your evangelism goals
Write a vision and mission, set SMART goals across ministry, family, finance, health, social life, intellectual growth, and spiritual life, then build the action plan and track what is finished.
On this device
Open planner
Prayer notes
Keep a prayer wall
Write one concern at a time for the people you are reaching, attach a verse to pray, and mark the answers as they come. Private, and yours to keep.
On this device
Open prayer notes
03 ABOUT THE LIBRARY
Attributed, adapted,
and honest about it.
These pages are web editions of other people's teaching. Credit stays with the authors, and every page names the handout it came from.
HOW THESE PAGES WERE MADE
Each guide is a faithful summary and re-layout of an original seminar handout—the teaching, the Scripture references, and the practical steps belong to its author. Where a handout was written for a live session, the group activities are kept and adapted so one person can still do them alone.
Each guide is complete here, on any device, with or without a connection. Print the page for your team and work through the exercises together.
Attribution first
Every guide names its author and the seminar handout it came from, and keeps the teaching intact.
Scripture in full view
Verse references are kept as the author gave them, with links so you can read the passage yourself.
Offline by default
The whole library is precached, so it opens on a train, in a village, or in a room with no signal.
Private by default
Your goals and prayer notes never leave your device. There is no account and no server.
How to use it well
- Start where you are. A youth leader might begin with Key Characteristics of Gen Z; a pastor with Biblical Stewardship; a new believer with Communicating the Gospel.
- Read a guide with someone else. Most of these handouts were written for a room, not a reader. Read one aloud with your team and stop at the questions.
- Turn it into a plan. Take the guide that convicted you most and open the goal planner. Write it down while it is still warm.
- Carry the names. Put the people you are praying for on the prayer wall, and let the reading stay personal.
“We will not hide them from their children; we will tell the next generation the praiseworthy deeds of the Lord, His power, and the wonders He has done.” Psalm 78:4 — the verse behind this library
GO AND TEACH
What you have heard,
entrust to others.
Read the guide. Set the goal. Pray the names. Then find someone to pass it on to.
“And the things you have heard from me… entrust to reliable people who will also be qualified to teach others.” 2 TIMOTHY 2:2