Bible study course
An intellectually mature and pastorally grounded 10-lesson discipleship course for high school youth exploring whole-life worship, Christlike humility, culture, digital life, vocation, money, relationships, and transitioning into adulthood.
Youth explore Romans 12:1 to 8, discovering that true worship is not merely singing on Sunday, but offering our entire bodily lives and thinking to God in daily surrender.
Youth study Romans 12:9 to 21, examining sincere love, fervent spiritual service, patient endurance in tribulation, radical hospitality, and overcoming evil through proactive goodness.
Youth explore Philippians 2:1 to 11, studying Christ's supreme pattern of downward mobility: taking the form of a servant, dying on the cross, and being exalted by God above every name.
Youth examine Philippians 2:12 to 18, learning to work out their salvation with holy reverence, living without grumbling or arguing, and holding fast to the word of life as bright stars.
Youth study Philippians 3:12 to 21, learning to press toward the upward goal of knowing Christ, leaving past failures behind, and living as proud citizens of heaven awaiting the King.
Youth explore Paul's charge to Timothy in 1 Timothy 4:11 to 16, discovering that young Christians are not called to wait for adulthood to lead, but can set the standard today in word, conduct, love, faith, and purity.
Youth investigate biblical wisdom on finances, consumerism, and generosity from 1 Timothy 6:6 to 19 and Philippians 4:11 to 13, uncovering the freedom of contentment and the joy of investing in eternal treasures.
Youth explore God's design for sexual purity, bodily holiness, healthy friendships, and digital boundaries from Proverbs 4:23, 1 Corinthians 6:12 to 20, and 1 Thessalonians 4:3 to 8.
Youth study 1 John 4:1 to 12, developing biblical discernment to evaluate modern cultural ideologies, media narratives, and spiritual claims against the truth of the incarnation and sacrificial love.
Youth synthesize their Sunday School discipleship journey through Colossians 3:1 to 17, learning to set their minds on heavenly realities, put off the old self, and commit upcoming academic, career, and adult decisions to the lordship of King Jesus.