Interactive Sabbath School lessons developed for teens, made as a cooperative project by the Nordic Unions.
These relevant, scripture-based studies will challenge teens to think and reflect about what they read in their Bibles.
How to use it:
- The teacher should print out the study so that every student gets a copy each session.
- Open and read the Bible passage together (preferably in a Bible and not on electronic devices). The goal is to increase Biblical knowledge and confidence in reading the Bible.
- Everybody should answer the first questions individually - it is good to spend a little time on this.
- Now take time to discuss either as a group or in pairs. It’s useful to share thoughts and reflections and also to hear what other peers are thinking.
- Answer the last reflection questions individually.
- Lastly, share some reflections.
First-year topics: Addiction, Love, Forgiveness, Party, Worship, Believe in Yourself, Sexuality, Mental Health, etc.
Second-year topics: Fight, Trinity, Baptism, Eternal life, Grace, Sabbath, Church, etc.
Third-year topics: Happiness, Anger, Loved, Sadness, Shame, Worthy-less, Lonely, etc.
Fourth-year topics: Believers, Doubters, Disappointed, Good guys, Bad Guys, Unknown, Ironmen, etc.
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