Youth Group Chronicles - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Love this podcast, I think any teacher, anyone working with kids , camps, parents , aunties, uncles , or even with the general public would get a kick out of these stories even if they don’t go to church. The stories are a mixture of bizarre, quirky, scandalous , embarrassing, hilarious .

The fact that many of these stories just happen to be church related of various sorts makes it more funny. 😂 Less conservative people would definitely be horrified at some of these stories, but the real conservative folk would die of shame because of the boundaries crossed. Lol

It’s clean as in no cussing but some of the stories might not 100% be suitable for little ears, more than likely it’ll go over their heads because they probably won’t fully understand the situation.

My children are 13,10, and 9 and love this show . We look forward to new episodes weekly.

I am so grateful for this podcast, for quite a unique reason. I have dealt with some postpartum anxiety with both of my children. I have listened to YGC regularly after both babies and y’all have kept me laughing through the toughest moments. Thank you and God bless!

My wife and I both love listening to this show before we go to bed together, it always ends with us laughing hysterically. Great memories! As we both have worked in collegiate and youth ministry, this podcast has been part therapy, part cautionary tale, and altogether great. So grateful for Sam, his creativity, and his obedience. We appreciate all the hard work behind closed doors and appreciate the team.

We miss Micah! Guest appearance with Isaiah is needed soon.

This podcast has hilarious stories from various pastors, your leaders, and previous students. From someone that was in ministry, some of the advice and lessons are gold! (Ditch lock ins, hold the mic at testimonies ect) but while this says Youth Ministry Chronicles, there are quite a bit of stories and jokes that are not Youth Group appropriate, plus it gives teens listening ideas for stupid decisions (they already have enough of those).
I think they should preface this as an adult podcast for those in ministry-I think it is hilarious and encouraging for those in ministry to know there are others that biff it too, not for kids to listen too.
It also makes me wonder as they do live events for youth groups and conferences, how much they vet their stories then as well.