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Real Life Church
Empowering the Next Generation
Everybody is looking for a place to belong. A place where they can be known, loved, and discover that their life matters. Over the next four weeks, we're pulling back the curtain on the story of Real Life Church—not because our story is special, but because it points to the God who writes incredible stories through ordinary people. Whether you've been here for years or you're walking through our doors for the very first time, this series is an invitation. An invitation to see where we've come from, what God has done, and how He might be weaving your story into something bigger than you ever imagined. Because this isn't just our story. It's not just your story. It's God's story.
Locations & Times
Kentucky Trail Elementary
8301 E 163rd St, Belton, MO 64012, USA
Sunday 9:00 AM
Sunday 10:45 AM
NEW TO REAL LIFE?
Thanks for stopping by our YouVersion! If you're searching for a church home, we're the place for you. We would love for you to plan your visit with us in person. Whether you've never been to church before or grew up attending church weekly, we hope you will join us this weekend!
https://reallifechurchkc.com/planyourvisitMessage Description:
What if the next generation isn't just the future of the Church... but an essential part of the Church today?
This Sunday, you'll hear powerful stories of life change from our teens and leaders as they return from Youth Camp. Together, we'll celebrate what God has done, discover how He's calling this generation to boldly follow Jesus, and explore why our church is committed to believing in, investing in, and empowering young people to make an impact right now.
Throughout Scripture, God consistently used young people to change history—David, Esther, Jeremiah, Timothy, and even Jesus' own disciples. The next generation isn't waiting for their turn. God is using them today.
Come celebrate what God is doing through Real Life Youth, hear firsthand stories of transformation, and discover how each of us can become spiritual leaders, encouragers, and champions for the next generation.
Because when a church believes in its young people, there's no telling what God can do.
Key words: Church, Unity, Community, Mission, Together
What if the next generation isn't just the future of the Church... but an essential part of the Church today?
This Sunday, you'll hear powerful stories of life change from our teens and leaders as they return from Youth Camp. Together, we'll celebrate what God has done, discover how He's calling this generation to boldly follow Jesus, and explore why our church is committed to believing in, investing in, and empowering young people to make an impact right now.
Throughout Scripture, God consistently used young people to change history—David, Esther, Jeremiah, Timothy, and even Jesus' own disciples. The next generation isn't waiting for their turn. God is using them today.
Come celebrate what God is doing through Real Life Youth, hear firsthand stories of transformation, and discover how each of us can become spiritual leaders, encouragers, and champions for the next generation.
Because when a church believes in its young people, there's no telling what God can do.
Key words: Church, Unity, Community, Mission, Together
What if the next generation of the Church is not just the future, but an essential part of the Church TODAY?
Throughout Scripture, God has consistently used young people in His plan.
Powerful things happen when a church believes in its young people!
Our students need equipping
Our students need permission-giving
Our students need to be disciples
Want to know who Real Life Youth is? Play a part in our student's lives and find out!
Talk it Over
1. 1 Timothy 4:12 says young people can set an example for believers. Have you ever been challenged or encouraged in your faith by someone younger than you? What did you learn from them?
2. The message emphasized that the next generation isn't just the future of the Church—they're an essential part of the Church today. How does that perspective change the way we interact with children, students, and young adults?
3. Throughout Scripture, God used young people like David, Esther, Jeremiah, Timothy, and the disciples. Why do you think God so often chooses young people to accomplish His purposes?
4. We talked about students needing equipping, permission, and discipleship. Which of those do you think is most lacking in today's Church, and why?
5. Who was a "Paul" in your life—someone who invested in your faith when you were younger? How did their influence shape who you are today?
6. Discipleship often happens in ordinary moments, not just formal programs. What are some practical ways you could intentionally invest in a younger believer over the next few months?
7. Sometimes we assume someone else will disciple the next generation. What keeps Christians from taking that responsibility personally, and how can we overcome those barriers?
8. What gifts, perspectives, or strengths do you think today's students bring to the Church that older generations might overlook?
9. If every member of our church intentionally prayed for, encouraged, and invested in one young person this year, what kind of impact do you think that could have on our church and community?
10. After hearing the message, what is one specific step God may be inviting you to take to champion the next generation—whether through prayer, encouragement, mentoring, serving, or simply building relationships with young people?
1. 1 Timothy 4:12 says young people can set an example for believers. Have you ever been challenged or encouraged in your faith by someone younger than you? What did you learn from them?
2. The message emphasized that the next generation isn't just the future of the Church—they're an essential part of the Church today. How does that perspective change the way we interact with children, students, and young adults?
3. Throughout Scripture, God used young people like David, Esther, Jeremiah, Timothy, and the disciples. Why do you think God so often chooses young people to accomplish His purposes?
4. We talked about students needing equipping, permission, and discipleship. Which of those do you think is most lacking in today's Church, and why?
5. Who was a "Paul" in your life—someone who invested in your faith when you were younger? How did their influence shape who you are today?
6. Discipleship often happens in ordinary moments, not just formal programs. What are some practical ways you could intentionally invest in a younger believer over the next few months?
7. Sometimes we assume someone else will disciple the next generation. What keeps Christians from taking that responsibility personally, and how can we overcome those barriers?
8. What gifts, perspectives, or strengths do you think today's students bring to the Church that older generations might overlook?
9. If every member of our church intentionally prayed for, encouraged, and invested in one young person this year, what kind of impact do you think that could have on our church and community?
10. After hearing the message, what is one specific step God may be inviting you to take to champion the next generation—whether through prayer, encouragement, mentoring, serving, or simply building relationships with young people?
I Committed My Life to Jesus
Congratulations on discovering Real Life in Jesus! If you made this commitment, please check the box on the connection card "I committed my Life to Jesus," and we will mail you a free book called "Begin." To learn more about Jesus, please follow the link below:
https://reallifechurchkc.com/jesus
YOUR GENEROSITY IS MAKING A DIFFERENCE
Thank you for being so faithful. We couldn't accomplish all we do without your support. Together, let's pave the way to make much of Jesus!
https://reallifechurchkc.com/give