Websites
A youth ministry specific website that has tons of solid content for parents and teens.
A magazine platform turned online database for all things Christianity. They emphasize reporting on relevant topics, but cover a lot of ground outside of just reporting. I particularly like them because they are not tied to any one denomination or certain doctrinal commitments.
A youth group favorite, the Bible Project does a lot of incredible videos that are helping young people engage the Bible in a new and powerful way.
A well-rounded website that covers a lot of topics. They are unashamedly all about the family and seeing people make disciples in the home.
A website run in dedication to the philosopher and theologian William Lane Craig. Tons of great content that highlights many of Craig's accomplishments, including his academic prowess and public debates. You'll find incredibly stimulating articles and videos on here.
A youth ministry specific website that has tons of solid content for parents and teens. Sign up for their weekly newsletter that goes out to keep yourself updated on all the current youth culture. Also, consider purchasing their All-Axis Pass that gives you all of their content.
A youth ministry specific website that has is run by Fuller Theological Seminary. Tons of great research is being done at this institute. I periodically check here for new data and relevant articles about youth and culture.
A great blog that is run by a great theologian, Roger E. Olson (Theology/Church History prof at Baylor). He covers a wide range of topics. I frequently visit his blog for thought-provoking content.
A website that came about because of the ministry of John Piper. Tons of topics covered. Great articles to chew on, whether or not you agree with all of their conclusions or presuppositions.
A youth ministry specific website that has tons of solid content for parents and teens.