More Hot Illustrations for Youth Talks

By Wayne Rice

Book Overview

Hot Illustrations for Youth Talks -- Wayne Rice's original collection of stories, parables, and anecdotes -- was an instant bestseller. Youth workers clamored for more. And here they are Wayne has assembled another 100 illustrations from his own files and from the files of youth ministry's best speakers -- Tony Campolo - Doug Fields - Laurie Polich - Miles McPherson Brennan Manning - Les Christie - Bill McNabb - Joel Lusz -- and many more Here are all kinds of stories for all kinds of youth talks -- devotionals, Bible lessons, openers, humorous anecdotes, poignant narratives, fables, real-life stories. They're all indexed by topic, and they all work with teenagers. They're just the thing to give your youth talks that extra spark you're looking for. If you've used Hot Illustrations for Youth Talks (or used it up ), welcome to this all new collection. If this is your introduction to Hot Illustrations, you're in for a treat -- and your kids will love you for it

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0310207681
• ISBN13: 9780310207689
• Release Date: February 1996
• Publisher: Zondervan
• Length: 186 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 8.6" x 11.1"
• Age Range: 18 years and up

Customer Reviews

Not just for youth talks!

I've been a firm believer in this series of books since the first one. This is the sequel (followed by "Still More Hot Illustrations...") and it's still great! Each subject is indexed in the back so you can find a good illustration for what you're looking for (though some major teen topics are skipped, such as loneliness, etc.). All in all, a great book and one that I've used on more than one occasion for adult talks too!

Practical, useful and humourous - gets the point across.

This is a good book to develop a ground work for youth discussion and illustration. I liked the way it was indexed into subject and each illustration provided a practical Christian Life application. The only down point was the use of a few previously published illustrations. Well worth reading and using. Not a book to gather dust on a book shelf.