Welcome to the first day of school! The summer is over and you’ve made it through another year. It’s time to get ready for another year of learning and growing, and we want to help you make that happen. We’re going to be sharing some inspirational sermons every week with you, so don’t forget to check back each Monday (and Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday…). They’ll help you stay focused on your goals and keep moving forward in your studies.

We hope you have a great year! It’s time to go back to school! But, you’re probably not as excited about it as you used to be. After all, you are in high school now—not middle school. You might feel like your teachers expect more from you than they did before. You might have more homework and have to study for tests more often than before. You might even feel like some of your classes are harder or easier than expected. We know that going back to school can sometimes be scary and frustrating, but don’t worry! We’re here to help make this year the best one yet! We’ve put together some sermons for youth groups that can help you get prepared for what’s ahead this year. These sermons will give you some tips on how to succeed academically during high school and beyond!

There are times when we want to hang out with friends and party, but there are also times when we need to be serious. Throughout the school year, you will encounter many challenges, both internal and external. This module will help you learn how to deal with challenges so that you can finish strong as you finish school.Don’t be left out of the conversation as everyone talks about their time again, with these ministry-ready sermons. Hear how God has been working in the lives of young people around the world and be inspired to bring hope to them through your ministry—it’s never too early or late!

Back To School Sermons For Students

Introduction

The new school year is here! If you’re a student, it’s time to start packing up the summer fun and getting back into your studies. It’s not always easy to put one season to bed while welcoming another. As you look forward and prepare for the coming year, here are some sermons that will help encourage you as you get ready to go back to school.

Sermon: Back to you

It is your time to shine.

This is the moment you have been waiting for. You have worked hard, studied hard, and now you are ready for the best decisions of your life. The time has come for you to be who God created you to be and do what He has called you to do. Remember: if it’s worth doing, then it’s worth doing right!

You must be thankful for all that has helped make this day possible—your friends, family members and teachers are all a part of this journey with you; they’ve supported and encouraged you along the way (and they will continue to do so). So appreciate them while they are here—because life goes by quickly!

Be thankful also for those who taught us how important being appreciative is: Jesus Christ was always full of gratitude toward God His Father; Moses wrote about how grateful he felt when he saw God’s hand deliver his people; David said that thanksgiving should fill our hearts daily because it brings great joy (Psalm 100:4). These examples show us that being thankful isn’t just something we should feel at Thanksgiving dinner—it should be something we feel every single day!

Sermon: Back to the basics

All of these environments are fertile ground for learning the basics. The classroom is a place where we learn the basics of writing and reading, mathematics and science. We learn that there is a right way to write an essay and a wrong way; that 2+2 always equals 4; that gravity keeps us on the ground. The home is where we learn how to be polite to other people, how to respect our elders and how to treat others with dignity and respect regardless of their background or status in life. The workplace teaches us about time management skills and how to accomplish tasks efficiently—the basics of getting things done! Finally, in our communities and world at large, we see people working hard every day just so they can provide for themselves or their family members—learning those basic skills needed for survival!

Sermon: Looking forward without forgetting the past

You’re probably thinking, “How is this relevant to my life? I’m a student!” Well, the truth is that no matter what you do in life, you will always be a student. You may not realize it now, but there are lessons from your past that can help you make better decisions in the future. To put it another way: if we forget our pasts and only look forward to our futures without learning from our past experiences then we’ll never be able to live as fulfilled people!

I’m sure many of us have heard this idea before; however, I’d also like to challenge all of us today by sharing some examples from scripture about how remembering our pasts can help us learn new things about ourselves and others (and even God).

Sermon: Going forward in faith

Faith is a virtue. It is a gift from God. It is a way of life. Faith is not just something you have when you are in church, but also something you live out each day as you go about your daily activities.

Faith is not just believing that Christ died for our sins and rose again on the third day, but also living like it. Faith means getting up every morning and choosing to trust in God’s plan for me regardless of how well things are going or how difficult they might seem at the moment.

Faith means trusting that He loves me deeply and personally; knowing that He has plans for me; knowing He cares about my future even though I don’t always understand what those plans look like at this present time in my life! Faith allows us to keep moving forward even when it seems impossible because we know His power will take care of everything else!

Students can find encouragement to look forward to the new school year.

As you know, students tend to dread the start of the school year. The excitement and anticipation of summer break quickly turns into a season of dread as they realize that they’re going to be spending another nine months in their classrooms. However, this doesn’t have to be the case! There are ways that students can look forward to returning to school, which will help them have a much better time this fall when they’re back in class.

To start looking forward instead of dreading your return trip back to campus, consider these tips:

• Plan ahead so that you don’t have too much work on your plate right away. You’ll want time for yourself before classes start so that you can relax after all those long hours spent studying or working at home during vacation time!
• Look for new friends who share similar interests as yours (and also don’t mind spending lots of time together!) This way everyone feels included during class discussions without being bored outta their minds from hearing about stuff no one cares about except maybe professors? Don’t ask me how I know this…

Conclusion

Students, don’t let the school year get you down. You are capable of great things, and God is with you every step of the way! We hope that these sermons have given you confidence to be excited about what lies ahead in your studies and your life. As long as you keep Christ at the center of whatever you do, then He will guide your steps towards a future full of success and meaning.