Youth group bible study

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.

Teaching Sunday school to your youth. Bible stories for all ages. Teaching your youth to follow God's word and how to live our lives as a Christian.

I had the privilege of speaking to a newly formed youth group at a nearby parish a few weeks ago. After consulting with their leaders, I presented a talk called "Who Do You Follow" focusing on using social media as a young Catholic. It was an adaptation of a couple of other lessons I had given to my own youth group in the past. I was inspired by this great video, portraying what social media networks might have looked like if they were around during the time of Jesus's ministry, death, and…

DOWNLOAD THE PDF OF THIS LESSON When was the last time one of your preteen boys was more interested in the dust

Use this youth group lesson to help students think of kindness as a lifestyle rather than a single act or somethig they do at a youth ministry event.

Sparking discussion is critical to an engaging Bible Study group. The leader plays a pivotal role in cultivating meaningful conversations. Here are some strategies on how to lead a Bible Study group that sparks discussion.

Get your youth group talking with these quick, meaningful conversation starters designed to spark faith and connection among teens.

Test your knowledge of Bible characters with this fun "Who Am I?" game, great for church groups and family fun!

Check out this great worksheet on God's promises from the Bible. It's perfect for a teen Bible study or youth group. This worksheet is a great way for teens to look up God's promises in the Bible. It's perfect for a Bible study or for personal study at home. There are also links to resources for further study. This is a great way to get teens involved in Bible study and help them learn more about their faith.