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Books in Grapple JR. High 12 Lessons series

  • Grapple Jr. High: Hope in a Hopeless World

    Group Publishing

    Paperback (Simply Youth Ministry, Nov. 11, 2011)
    Teenagers are some of the most optimistic people in the world: They maintain their capacity to dream, they deeply desire to see the best in others, they want to make a difference.Yet most teenagers have experienced or witnessed the pain caused by divorce, abuse, betrayal, global conflict, and poor choices. The older they get, the more they may struggle to truly believe that God can provide hope in a hopeless world.This 12-lesson volume of Grapple Jr. High features three series that turn students' attention toward God's unwavering ability to offer hope: Recognizing the realities of heaven and hell Responding to God's desire to forgive and provide do-overs Reacting to global conflict and challengesStudents will encounter lessons about why God allows each of us to choose between heaven and hell, why God offers second chances through Jesus, and how we can celebrate diversity in ways that honor God. Each lesson features interactive, hands-on elements that will get your junior highers talking, moving around, and seeking answers.Help your teenagers discover and experience God's powerful hope!
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  • Grapple Jr. High: Three Big Questions: 12 Lessons on Tackling Tough Questions About God, Others, and Me

    Group Publishing

    Paperback (Simply Youth Ministry, July 25, 2011)
    Hang out with junior highers and you'll quickly realize that they're searching for meaningful answers to important, life-defining issues. As a leader, you have the opportunity to help your students on the journey of discovering solid answers, which begins by asking the right questions. Wherever your students are in their spiritual journey, they all have inquisitive minds and a need for Christ-centered biblical depth. Grapple will help your junior highers examine tough topics in meaningful ways so they understand and own their faith. Each week, students engage with memorable Bible passages and characters, grapple with the issues that come to the surface, and discover a path that leads them straight to Jesus Christ.This 12-lesson volume of Grapple features series that address three big questions:Who Do I Think Jesus Is?Is It All About Me, Me, Me?Got Friends? Students will encounter lessons about how Jesus claimed to be the promised Messiah, how God helps them experience contentment and peace, and how life is more meaningful with friends along for the ride. Each lesson features interactive, hands-on elements that will get your junior highers talking, moving around, and seeking answers. Give your teenagers the tools they need to find Christ-centered answers to some of life's biggest questions!
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  • Grapple Jr. High: Living, Loving, Leading: 13 Lessons on Tackling Tough Questions About God, Others, and Me

    Group Publishing

    Paperback (Simply Youth Ministry, Nov. 18, 2011)
    Many teenagers experience a rocky transition into and through the junior high years. Bodies are changing, friendships are evolving, emotions are fluctuating, and questions are growing. How can we provide our students with the necessary foundation for continue spiritual growth during this potentially turbulent season of life? Help your teenagers discover the rewards of living well, loving God, and leading others through this 13-lesson volume of Grapple Jr. High.You'll guide students through conversations in three important areas:Living: Why simple choices can help them lead meaningful livesLoving: What prayer is and why it's an expression of love for GodLeading: How to lead--and how to respond to other leaders Students will encounter lessons on such topics as what prayer is really all about, how to trust God's Word and not just our feelings, and how leadership is actually an opportunity to serve others. Each lesson features interactive, hands-on elements that will get your junior highers talking, moving around, and seeking answers. Give your teenagers a solid foundation for the transitions of junior high, and equip them to become young adults who live, love, and lead well!
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