Jason Chenoweth
Jason has been a youth pastor for 20 years. He has taught at camps and retreats across the country, speaking to thousands of students. He has taught youth ministry at the college level, is a sought after speaker, mentor, trainer, and he is tall. All of that is supposed to impress you. But what you really need to know about him is that he loves Jesus with all of his heart, he loves students, and he loves connecting the two together.
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Tweets
- RT @stickyfaith: Need innovative training for your team this year? Apply to be in our 2014 #stickyfaith Cohort | http://t.co/gKSs3FVTulMay 21, 13 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
- Last daddy-daughter lunch at elementary school. Wow, that 8 years went by quick! #TimeDoesFly
- I am not sure I can express what @DougFields encouragement means to me, even though we only talk every few months. #PowerOfListening
- What? You want me to wait in Denver an extra hour? Ok Frontier Air, I guess not having a flight crew is reason enough. #RunForTheMountains
- @IanMCrosby - I'm at LAX waiting for a flight. Is that one?
- There is a businessman on my airport shuttle bus that looks, sounds, and ACTS like Michael Scott. I am not lying! #TheOfficeStillLives
- @IanMCrosby - that was your best tweet in three years!
- Church leaders, do you mislead people by the way you speak to them? I'd love to know your thoughts. http://t.co/9vcjyRLWTO
- I was driving along and my Twitter blew up. I thought "@IanMCrosby is behind it." #Bingo
- Church leaders, pleasing people doesn't mean you love them. Here are some thoughts: http://t.co/hxiV5ZTGio
- Today's devo from YouVersion - How Would Jesus Do My Job Differently? Def worth a quick read and thought. https://t.co/OxZwCz78APMay 13, 13 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
- We finished our Sr Hi youth group year tonight. Senior's night. So proud of that crew! #FollowJesusNoMatterWhatMay 12, 13 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
- Here is the link to this year's Senior Night Video. Pass it on. http://t.co/mdQvS42HrO
- RT @donaldmiller: I just don't think Dennis Rodman is going to be able to handle the whole North Korea problem without Jordan and Pippen.May 10, 13 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
- Church leaders, recruiting can be one of the toughest jobs we have. Here are some thoughts that can help. http://t.co/CM6k6qXhXRMay 10, 13 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
- Recruit to Jesus http://t.co/GWsrExgzwQ
- @SteevInge I personally like my messages fresh off the grill with a little butter on them. #ThatsJustMeThough
- @kayleighlray I guess both of us are crying then. Jesus is pretty cool that way! #NotTheFirstTimeMay 09, 13 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
- Put @kayleighlray on speaker phone w/mission team tonight. She made me cry I'm so proud of her. That is one girl chasing Jesus! #AmazingLadyMay 09, 13 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
- @IanMCrosby @JSDuey - Geesh! Take the love fest offline already!
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Posts
- May 15, 13
Last week, I shared three ideas with our staff on leadership in the church. Over the next few days, I thought I’d share them on here as well. I’d love to hear your thoughts on them! Speak Like a Leader Often, as leaders in the church, we reach deep into our toolboxes to help motivate … Continue reading
- May 13, 13
Last week, I shared three ideas with our staff on leadership in the church. Over the next few days, I thought I’d share them on here as well. I’d love to hear your thoughts on them! People Pleasing Does Not Equal Love In the last post, we looked at recruiting people into all sorts of … Continue reading
- May 10, 13
Last week, I shared three ideas with our staff on leadership in the church. Over the next few days, I thought I’d share them on here as well. I’d love to hear your thoughts on them! Recruit to Jesus One of the most common challenges of being a leader in a church setting is the … Continue reading
- Mar 29, 13
Here I am on Good Friday, the day the ordeal begins for Jesus, and in my reading for the day, I’m in Matthew 2, the story of the Magi coming to visit him. I had never thought much about God’s interaction with the Magi in this story. They’ve always been characters of convenience, men … Continue reading
- Mar 19, 13
I haven’t written in a while, and a lot has happened in my time away from posting. The biggest change has been a move from being the youth pastor at our church to being the executive pastor. Ok, so I realize you’re probably thinking “Dude, you’re still a pastor at the same church, what’s the … Continue reading
- Jan 28, 13
XP3 Students: The Invisibles Parent Cue The Invisibles: Parent Cue 1. Be a Student of What They are Learning We are surrounded by the invisibles. These are people who simply want to know someone cares, someone notices—people who want to know God cares. Some of us would even say we feel that way—invisible to an … Continue reading
- Dec 03, 12
Recently, I was having a discussion with one of our very best volunteer leaders. They were sharing, reluctantly, how they were frustrated with some other leaders. This wonderful person was struggling with the fact that they didn’t see the commitment in a few other leaders that needed to be there, and it was bothering them. … Continue reading
- Nov 29, 12
Each week, I’m meeting with one of the senior high guys in our group, and we’re reading the book of James together. I love James, because its so practical, and hits on so many issues that I deal with, and that so many other people deal with. Today’s reading covers James 1:19-21 as part of … Continue reading
- Oct 08, 12
John 17 has Jesus’ last prayer on earth before the crucifixion. It’s His “last words”, if you will, and I am always fascinated by it. I’ve noted before how Jesus prays for the 11, talking about how they are the ones He was sent for, and how He delivered all of them to the end. … Continue reading
- Sep 25, 12
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