Resources

Miss Perfectionist makes us think that we are defined only by what we do and how well we do it, but God joyfully gives us grace, covering over any mistakes we make with the blood of Jesus.

This study will review five different attributes that help to build identity and how their loss can impact a person’s self-concept.

My students openly discuss their personal feelings with more frequency than they did a decade ago. It’s not unusual for teens to label themselves as “anxious,” “depressed,” “unstable,” or "triggered” by a particular behavior.

You are loved! You are enough! You are valuable and treasured! You have a purpose in this world!

God tells us to “be strong and courageous,” but Mr. Macho tries to get us to ignore that the hard stuff is there. He says that we don’t need God, or church, or anyone else; we can be strong on our own.

A skit on the ways we define ourselves, the ways others define us, and our ultimate identity in Christ.

This Bible study uses the story of the Road to Emmaus in Luke 24 to help our youth find hope in Jesus. Yes, it’s the Sunday school answer – and that’s okay! The fact that we have hope in the risen Christ truly trumps any of our problems, and allows us to be a light in the darkness of our scary world.

This Bible study discusses and addresses some of the stressors teens face, and seeks to guide them back to the peace that passes all understanding, found in Christ alone.

A resource and discussion guide for the Netflix show Thirteen Reasons Why.

This study is an in-depth look at the some of the foundational pieces of Christian community, whether that is a youth’s group of friends, or the congregation’s youth group, or even the general concept of the community of believers.