Youth bible study

I love using object lessons to teach the Bible. Many Bible object lessons can be used for a whole wide variety of age groups: from the littest littles to the most sophisticated adults. This M and M object lesson is great for kids and youth groups, though it would also be a great prompt for… Read More »M and M Object Lesson

Would You Rather? is a great game to play with kids and youth. These Would You Rather? Bible questions get them thinking and talking about Scripture.

From working hard to being humble to having good friends, here's helpful life advice for our teenagers from the wisest man who ever lived.

Are you looking for some great ideas for youth sermons you could use at youth group? We created a massive and organized list to help you pick the best youth group lesson for your youth ministry.

Who’s ready for Study Method #2? If you missed last week’s post, here is Method #1: Two Questions. Let’s get right to it! This second way we can approach the Bible when we want to study it for ourselves is probably the most widely used. It’s called THE SOAP METHOD. Learn it. Here’s how it works: […]

When playing this game at a church, use a grid with five rows and five squares, much like a bingo board. Take notes of relevant information about each squares user.

Teenagers are not too young to fill vital church roles & make a difference for Christ. 1 Timothy 4:12 calls them to be examples for other believers.

128 small group questions for youth group organized by topic. Get your students to open up and discuss with these youth group questions.

Bible Study Questions + a print to use during your quiet time

You could be hosting a bible study that your teen will be looking forward to every single week, take a look at these tips to get started.