As all middle school and junior high teachers know, the teen years can be full of changes and challenges. Bodies and minds are growing rapidly, and they are looking for meaning and purpose in their lives. They want to do big things and care about the stuff that matters. This is the perfect time to teach them how to have a powerful and enriching devotional life. The habits and lessons that teens learn in middle school and junior high will stay with them as they head into adulthood. Be sure these habits and lessons are ones that encourage them in their Christian walk by using these teen Bible study lessons.
Strengthen Their Faith
My husbands’ dad died when he was thirteen. He and his mom lived in a small town with no other family nearby. With such a tragedy occurring at a pivotal time in his life, he could have been led down any number of roads into dark places, but he had several men around him that looked out for him. They made sure he got to church, spent time with him and ultimately set him on the path to becoming a pastor. Our teens need people in their lives to teach them how to read the Bible, follow God’s will and be servants to those around them. Here is a great way to get started with your teens today!
Bible Study Lessons for Teens
These sketch notes units written for grades 6-8 will take your students all the way through the Old Testament. The note pages have boxes to record important points, retell stories, discuss characters and more. They are a great tool for a teen Bible study. The New Testament is also available in sketch note format. Click here to take a look.
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