Resources

What Does God Say About My Identity?

God is our Creator, and thus the only one who has the right to "name" or identify us. Use this guided study of Ephesians 1 and 2 to see how He does so.

Our Loving Union

The Bible is full of community language, reflecting the reality of our union with fellow believers. Use this study to see how our connection to Christ in salvation also connects us to one another.

Examples of Genuine Friendship

God's Word contains many examples of what good friendships look like in real life. This study helps us consider and draw lessons from them that we can use in our own friendships.

My Philosophy of Friendship

Your philosophy, or why we do what we do, controls much of what you practice in life. This resource helps you intentionally think biblically about the topic of friendship.

Loving the Church

This study helps us see how Jesus' love for His church carried over into the love the authors of the New Testament had for the church as well as the love we should have for the church today.

Jesus, the Best of Friends

The life Jesus gives us the best example of what it means to be a godly friend. Use this study to learn how Jesus demonstrates godly friendship in His actions, words, and attitudes toward His disciples.

My Tree (Friendship)

Use this simple discipleship tool to get to the heart of your struggle with being a godly friend.

Gospel-Family One Another Commands

Throughout the New Testament, God commands those who have a shared union in Christ to act toward each other in certain ways. This study highlights the "one another" passages that give those commands.

My Tree (Neglecting the Church)

Use this simple discipleship tool to get to the heart of your struggle with neglecting God's priority of the church.

Help! I Want to Be a Godly Friend Journal

Record impacting statements and write out your answers to the Questions for Reflection at the end of each chapter.

Help! Do I Need the Local Church Journal

Record impacting statements and write out your answers to the Questions for Reflection at the end of each chapter.

Owner vs. Steward

This study is designed to help you view life through the biblical lens of being God's steward, wisely using your resources to serve Him, rather than thinking of yourself as the owner and sole authority of your possessions.

A Way of Escape (Sports Betting)

God promises that He always provides a way to escape temptation to sin. Use this tool to help you find specific actions steps to take when you are tempted toward betting on sports.

A Renewed Mind About Sports Betting

This resource guides you through practicing the Ephesians 4 "Put Off, Renew, Put On" process with the way we think about betting on sports.

Evidences of Saving Faith

While struggling with bitterness toward someone doesn't necessarily mean you aren't in Christ, it may cause you to pause and consider why the love of God isn't being demonstrated in your life. Use this study of 1 John to see the evidences God's provides of genuine saving faith.

What Does My Heart Treasure?

Use this study to let the Lord show you what is motivating your heart using the principles found in Matt 12:34-35.

Meditating on the Gospel

Meditating on our hurts, losses, and disappointment feeds our bitterness. This study invites you to kill that bitterness by using that same skill of meditation to focus on the goodness of God in the gospel.

Mapping Bitterness

God's Word invites us to observe and learn from others who struggled with bitterness. Map their journey of bitterness and where it led them. Learn how you can find the way out of your bitterness.

A Renewed Mind About Bitterness

This resource guides you through practicing the Ephesians 4 "Put Off, Renew, Put On" process with the way we think about our bitterness.

My Tree (Bitterness)

Use this simple discipleship tool to get to the heart of your struggle with bitterness.

Help! I’m Bitter Journal

Record impacting statements and write out your answers to the Questions for Reflection at the end of each chapter.

My Tree (Sports Betting)

Use this simple discipleship tool to get to the heart of your struggle with sports betting.

Help! Why Is Sports Betting a Big Deal Journal

Record impacting statements and write out your answers to the Questions for Reflection at the end of each chapter.

Motivation Assessment (Social Media)

This study will help you explore your goals for social media use and how they align with God's goals for your life.

My Philosophy of Technology

Your philosophy, or why we do what we do, controls much of what you practice in life. This resource helps you intentionally think biblically about why you use technology as a follower of Jesus.

Thinking Biblically About Time

Everything in your life puts demands on your time.. This study will help you think biblically about how you use your time, particularly in relation to technology.

My Tree (Social Media)

Use this simple discipleship tool to get to the heart of your struggle with out-of-control social media use.

Help! I’m Scrolling My Life Away Journal

Record impacting statements and write out your answers to the Questions for Reflection at the end of each chapter.

Addressing the Heart of Worldly Pursuits

A number of motives are behind why someone might be struggling with their faith in God. This study walks though a psalm that gives help to pursue things that matter.

Addressing the Heart of Prideful Thinking

A number of motives are behind why someone might be struggling with their faith in God. This study walks though a psalm that gives help in the battle of pride.

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Available Books

Help! I Want to Be a Godly Friend

Help! Do I Need the Local Church?

Help! I’m Bitter

Help! Why Is Sports Betting a Big Deal?

Help! I’m Losing My Faith in God

“Unlike the many counseling resources we can find for adults, there are few directly relatable to teens and the issues they face. These mini-books bring the Scriptures to bear in a relevant way for both teens and those ministering to them.”
– Dr. Stuart Scott