40 Outlines. Infinite Options.

You loved the best-selling Great Talk Outlines for Youth Ministry—so we had to give you more! Think of Great Talk Outlines for Youth Ministry 2 as the cookbook for youth talks—each outline is a complete recipe for success. You can use the outlines as starting points and then spice them to the tastes of your group. Created by veteran youth workers such as Dan Jessup, Efrem Smith, and Helen Musick, each outline offers you just the right ingredients to put together the very best talk.

Here are a few ways to use this book:

• Build a talk around a particular theme using the theme index.
• Have a Scripture in mind? Use the Scripture index.
• Help kids connect with one another using the discussion questions at the end of each outline.
• Been a long week? Grab an outline the evening before and go for it!

Ideal for youth pastors, volunteer youth workers, camp directors, or anyone who works with kids, Great Talk Outlines for Youth Ministry 2 gives you the tools to make your talks less stressful and more successful. And, if you're one of those who likes to customize, we've included a CD-ROM of all the outlines in Microsoft WORD® format. Just cut and paste your way to a talk that is just right for your group.

CD-ROM Contents:

• All 40 outlines from Great Talk Outlines for Youth Ministry 2 in Microsoft WORD® format.
• MediaShout EV—a fully functional evaluation version that expires after 21 uses.
• ShoutPlayer—a utility that can play prebuilt scripts included on this CD-ROM.
• Images for all the main points in each of the 40 talk outlines—ready-to-use in MediaShout, PowerPoint, or any other presentation software.
• MediaShout scripts of all 40 outlines found in Great Talk Outlines for Youth Ministry 2.

Download a PDF sample from Great Talk Outlines for Youth Ministry 2. You'll need the FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader to open the PDF sample.

Acknowledgments

The Gift of God's Sucker Punch

Using the Great Talk Outlines for Youth Ministry 2 CD-ROM

Index of Themes

Index of Bible texts

1 When Good Desires Go Bad, lust

2 All by Myself, loneliness

3 What Time Is It? false and true prophets

4 Cross-Cultural Mission, missions

5 The Adventures of Mr. Potato Head, the body of Christ

6 Contentment or Splinters? contentment

7 Do You Know the Mind of God? God's will

8 Insiders and Outsiders, becoming others centered

9 You're God, I'm Not, lordship

10 Talk to Me: How to Communicate So Your Family Will Listen, communication

11 The All-Access Pass, the future

12 Choosing Life over Death, living for Jesus

13 Relationship, Not Religion, relationship with Jesus

14 Why Should I Suffer? suffering

15 Don't be a Sucker! leaving Christianity

16 The Rules of Real Life, passionate living

17 A Few Things You Don't Have to Do, grace

18 Lessons on Righteousness from a Kid, righteousness

19 Mo's Wild River Ride, faith

20 Drop Your Nets, discipleship

21 Facing Our Demons, temptation

22 The Other Brother, grace

23 Through the Roof! commitment

24 Major Metamorphosis, contentment

25 Alone or Accountable? accountability

26 Death Vader, death

27 Jingle Yells, advertisements

28 Pizza Parlor Grace, grace

29 A Day of Good News, evangelism

30 A Place of Sanctuary, grace

31 Stand Up and Don't Bow Down! courage

32 Is Jesus the Only Way? evangelism

33 The Mystery, Beauty, and Hope of Easter, Easter

34 Shaped by God, God's will

35 The God Who Is There in Our Brokenness, grace

36 A Whole New You, sanctification

37 Be a History Maker, making a difference

38 Check the Mirror, witnessing

39 I'm NOT All That, humility

40 Wearing Other People's Stuff, compassion

WINDOWS®*

• Windows 98, 00, ME, NT
• Microsoft Word 6.0 or better
• 45 MB available hard disk space to load all graphics and outlines
• CD-ROM drive

Additional requirements for MediaShout EV Presentation software

• 266 MHz Pentium II or equivalent
• 64 MB RAM
• 15 MB additional hard disk space
• Recommended: 2 display cards (or single card capable of independent dual-monitor display) to run in dual-monitor mode

*Microsoft Word files and jpeg images can be accessed by a Macintosh