2024 RSA Youth Leaders Equip
Training and strengthening leaders to lead and shape our youth.
Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith and in purity. – 1 Timothy 4:12
Four12 Global exists to equip the saints for ministry, including teenagers, young adults and those who lead them. Here you’ll find youth events, Youth Leader Equip messages and recommended resources to encourage and equip young people and youth leaders in their local church context.
Relive Youth Equip moments and messages
Invest in being equipped to serve the Kingdom of God through hands-on ministry, discipleship, leadership development, and local church experience.
Across our partnering churches, young adults can receive practical ministry training and real opportunities to serve. Explore the options to find the programme that’s right for you.
Faith-building reads for young disciples and those leading them.
Why do we have such a hard time separating ourselves from the world?
What does true Christian fellowship look like?
Our role as the church in training children (lambs) to become actively involved in church life.
Is it possible to raise God-centred kids with so many competing influences?
Do we follow the example of Jesus when fighting for truth?
Is our lived experience the most significant and authoritative way of arriving at the truth?
Where are you storing up your treasures?
You may be a friend of God, but are you a good friend to God?
Understanding Godly disciplines like reading the Bible, community, fellowship and prayer in light of grace.
The power of God’s Word to conquer fear.
What does the Bible say to women about femininity & beauty?
What lessons can we learn for our own journey of faith when we see influential leaders crash and burn?
“It’s not religion - it’s relationship.” Is this popular phrase true?
How can we best represent Christ on social media and avoid its pitfalls?
How far is too far in accommodating the message of the Gospel to the modern, post-Christian audience?