The most important part of a teenager’s faith journey is teenage Bible study. Bible study is necessary for a closer relationship to God, our Shepherd, so it is more important now than ever for us to teach the next generation how to study the Bible. Explore topics for a teenage Bible study and learn Bible study tools so that you and your teen can thrive on this journey. Many of the tools and topics in this section are specifically created for teens by Leanna, a teenager.
Overcoming Perfectionism Through God’s Strength Recently, I had two college exams. I passed one with flying colors; I barely passed the other. It was my own fault that I did not take time to study, waited till the last minute, and failed to give my all for Jesus (and the list goes on). Still, I […]
How to Love God: Define Idolatry in Your Life Do you want to know how to love God more? Then, define idolatry in your life. We all have things we enjoy; television, reading, or social media. However, when is our love for these things too much? What if I am addicted to sin? Have I
Glorifying God “So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.” 1 Corinthians 10:31 ESV. To give God the glory can be a hard thing to do. While most people think of praising God in the storm, few remember to praise him when everything is okay. When
Trusting God with the Desires of Our Hearts The desires of our hearts are not something we often share with God. Why are we so reluctant to share the desires of our hearts with God? Why is trusting God with the desires of our hearts difficult? Throughout my life, I have struggled with giving my
God’s Love is Perfect You may wonder why God made Adam and Eve, even though he knew they would sin? Why would he let humanity chase sin and curse his good name? Why does God pay the price of our sin, even if we deserve the punishment? It all has to do with God’s Love.
Faith: the Cure for Anxiety and Loneliness Faith in God is the cure for anxiety and loneliness. Hebrews 11:1 ESV says, “Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.” Experiencing a pandemic is something new for everyone, and I am sure that we can all agree that there
