Identity

Most teenagers and adults feel stressed, overwhelmed, and pulled in a million different directions. This Bible study breathes life into weary people by teaching the Biblical foundations of self-care as it relates to our Christian stewardship. God has actually created and designed us for rest.

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.

Many ideas initially sound excellent, but we do not take the time to consider them in terms of Biblical accuracy. This article considers the potential impact of the message "You can be whatever you want to be" and how youth ministry may want to share something closer to Scripture.

We may worry if we are enough for our team, our family, or more. This devotion reminds us we are enough because of what Jesus did for us.

In this devotion for student athletes we consider how our vocation helps us to share God's love with others.

Your identity is not not in what you can do, but it is in the Gospel. When we are rebuilding after something important has changed in our life, we can be sure that who we are in Christ never changes.

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.