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By the time students have reached middle or high school, they have likely already experienced a number of transformations. When they grieve those changes, it’s important to allow them to process the grief, and to recognize God’s hand in all things. This study does have variations so it can be done over technology.

In Psalm 67, we see the people of God coming to him with a wish list, but it is not for their own benefit. They ask God for a gift, but with His purpose in mind.

God’s Word is filled with word pictures that should stir our imaginations and cause us to wonder. Psalm 18 is a great example of a text that is best read with the imagination engaged.

As young people experience unexpected loss, the church should be a safe source of comfort. While students must be allowed opportunity to grieve in whatever way suits them, this study will help you process sudden loss.

Psalm 136 we read a whole song dedicated to celebrating who God is and what He has done in the lives of His people.

God surrounds His people, just like the rim of the Grand Canyon surrounds you when you hike toward the bottom of the canyon, just as the mountains of Yosemite surround you in the valley.

If we equip young people to see everything in light of their value and identity in Christ, as a loved, chosen, forgiven child of God, it will change their relationships. Not only that, but this foundation will impact every single area of their lives.

Through Jesus, God freely gives us Himself as our goal--our future--our inheritance. We have the greatest portion we could ever want: eternity with God.

Psalm 62 communicates a special care that God has for His creation. God settles, softens, blesses, crowns, prepares, establishes, and stills. God is tender, attentive, and loving with His creation.

This Bible Study series focuses on several of the amazing and wonderful characteristics of God. He is limitless, yet loving; beyond human comprehension, yet wants to know us personally. Each study will concentrate on one or two attributes of God. Students will explore Scripture to identify the meaning of each attribute, and will evaluate how that deepens their awe of and love for our Heavenly Father. The study is designed for easy use via technology.