Resources

This four-part study explores the importance of listening to God by examining Old Testament people who struggled to listen and the resulting impact. Your youth will begin to understand how God communicates with His people, why they should trust His leading, and how they can better follow His direction so that they can endure the ever-changing realities of life. They will also learn how God’s plan of salvation endured despite His people failing to listen, and that there is forgiveness and hope found only in Jesus when we do fail.

In this final devotion, we are reminded that God remains faithful to all His promises from generations to generations.

When I find myself doubting my identity as a child of God, I turn to God’s Word to be reminded. In this devotion we are reminded that God's is faithful in His love for us.

We need to talk about why spiritual practices and living out our vocation is important. In Jesus, teens have something worth sacrificing for.

God's plans might be different than we expect them to be. In this devotion we are reminded that we can trust God's plan will be better than anything we plan.

In this first devotion in the series, we are reminded the Lord is faithful to us in our times of waiting.

This four part study for Campus Ministries or Young Adult Groups talks about how the meaning of life is found in our creation, redemption, vocation and resurrection.

In this four part study, we look at Old Testament stories where God showed His faithfulness, even in ways it wasn't expected. Through this series we can see how God has proven His faithfulness in the past so that we can trust He will be faithful to us today.

Anxiety is prevalent in our world today and can often feel disruptive to lives, plans, and relationships. But what is anxiety, really? Why does it seem to be showing up more and more in and around us? How do we help our youth wrestle with the weights of a world that does have very real challenges without being overcome with anxiety? In these four session study, we will work through a theological and spiritual perspective of anxiety, fear, and worry. It will help youth gather tools for our mental health toolbox for the anxiety, worry and fear in all of us.

This devotion reminds us that just like He did for David, God has a plan and a purpose for us all.