Teen bible lessons

When connected to God's Word, objects in God's world can remind us of His truth! These Bible object lessons for adults or youth are created to do just that!

This peer pressure object lesson will make a big impression on your Sunday school students!

Are we standing on the promises of God? Use this Acts 27 Bible Object Lesson about Paul being shipwrecked to discuss how God will do what He says He will do. Scripture Focus: Acts 27

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.

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.

This week's Teen Tuesday post is about Being a Good Friend. The conversations were interesting, again! This week's lesson is a freebie and has a scripture poster that can be used with or without the lesson. These posts are written by Danielle Ringold. One major change I noticed from my teen years to adult years was the ease of friendships. I am sure there are many reasons why friendships became easier the older I got, but I like to think that part of it is because I learned how to be a…

If you want to run an AWESOME youth lesson on facing fear, then you have read this lesson on Psalm 34 (including a free downloadable pdf lesson guide).

Here are three fun M&M object lessons that you can do with kids and youth to get them thinking about God's love for us and our unique gifts.

Discover powerful Bible verses to help teens conquer peer pressure. . . #ChristianTeens #TeenBible #YouthMinistry #PeerPressure #ChristianFaith

Use this Bible lesson, based on Jonah 4:5-11, to teach preteens that how they respond to anger is what matters.