Bible Studies
This is a three part Bible study is designed to equip youth with an understanding and knowledge of cultural discernment to use in their daily lives, so that they grow into resilient disciples.
This is a single study designed to help student to explore our reaction to conflict and how Christians can manage conflict according to God's Word. In particular it focuses on how when our identity rests in Christ that can change how we engage in conflict with others.
The post-Confirmation teen years may be ones where teaching the Catechism may be more difficult. Teens want to know how this material, like the 10 Commandments, applies to their lives today. This three-part Bible study is the part of a series that take Catechism content and present it for high school students.
When you read Hebrews 11, you may hear some names or stories that you don't recognize. There are stories and people who have been forgotten to time, but not to God. This four part series looks at how God has been faithful even in the lives of those who have long passed memory.
God is on a mission! That mission is to seek and save the lost and to bring all people into relationship with Him. We all have a part to play. This five part study is designed for you to use during servant event projects.
This four part study looks at the postures we take as Christians. It uses the story of Exodus to help us to see how God continues to be faithful to us.
God has called us to love those around us with His love so that we can share redemption and hope in Jesus. With a combination of both practical skills and theology, this four session video based curriculum will help students to care for others in Christ's name.
After a move, loss, crisis, or any big change we can find ourselves rebuilding: rebuilding our lives, trust, relationships, and routines. Through this study, we'll look at God's central role in the rebuilding process and how we can ENDURE in times of change and transition.
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