Books in Devotionals for Teens series

Dying of Embarrassment & living to tell about it squarely faces the primary issues confronting teens at school, on the job, with friends and family:Feelings of inferiorityLack of self-acceptanceConstant lies from SatanPressure from society and peersBestselling author Lorraine Peterson helps teens develop a healthy self-image by:Focusing on seeing themselves as God sees them.Discovering the truth of a person's value in Christ.Applying biblical truth to their circumstances.Thirteen weeks of challenging and inspiring readings promise to build foundations for new patterns of thinking and action, freedom and joy.

Guys and girls don't face the same issues during their teen years - not even close. In this book, we'll share 21 devotions written with today's teen guys in mind. The Bible isn't just some book that's over 2000 years old and caked with dust - it's completely relevant to our lives today... even as teens. So what are you waiting for?Go ahead, dig in, find out what God's Word has in store for you!

Squarely facing the issues that confront teens every day.For thousands of teens surrounded by a post-Christian culture of permissive values, confusion, emptiness, and temptations, these powerful devotionals of Lorriane Peterson Have stood the test of time and proven to be a great source of Biblical help in discovering God's solutions for problems and needs.Showing young people how to put faith to work in everyday life, Peterson confronts the issues that teens must face. For example: Why don't things go the way I want them to? Do I have to forgive my sister for ruining my good jeans? Does the Bible have anything to say about dating? How can I get rid of self-consciousness? What's wrong with sex before marriage? Is it all right to date an unbeliever so I can witness? How can I control what I say? Are my parents always right?Thirteen weeks of inspiring devotionals promise to help teenagers grow in their Christian lives.A Teacher's Guide is available for class use.

We are surrounded by dozens of voices family, teachers, friends, media, even our own maturing body and brain telling us every day what to believe and what to do:"Whadja do to your hair?""Oooh, whata hunk!""Don't be such a nerd."With so many voices shouting at us, who do we listen to? Which are wrong? Which are right? The easy way is to give up and follow whichever voice is the loudest.THAT ISN'T THE ONLY WAY.God invites us to answer to His voice. He can help sort out the other voices, and show us truth from lies, good from bad, real from fake. So how do we hear His voice? By getting into the Bible God's Word and searching for His clear, compassionate voice speaking to us above the pressure-packed roar of the world.In forty-five devotional readings, Who Should I Listen To? provides Biblical responses to the conflicts junior highers encounter every day, with topics ranging from:Discovering God's view of us.Measuring entertainment.Choosing godly heroes.So get some earplugs and listen up!