Bible Study Books For Young Adults

Creative Bible Studies for Young Adults, Denny Rydberg, Good Book $9.06

Creative Bible Studies for Young Adults, Denny Rydberg, Good Book $8.06

20/30 Bible Study for Young Adults Power $5.12 The image of power is prevalent in the Bible as well as in daily life. This volume of 20/30: Bible Study for Young Adults centers on both the use and abuse of power over the earth, over property, toward oneself, toward others, toward God, and in the church. The book also includes a chapter on the responsible use of power and peace-making. The study has seven sessions and uses the NRSV.

20/30 Bible Study for Young Adults Mystery $3.95 Each volume in the series examines a powerful biblical image and includes Bible background, articles on group leadership and teaching options, case studies throughout the text to use as discussion starters, seven easy-to-lead sessions with clear teaching helps on each page, and options for service projects. Mystery introduces young adults to the image of a transcendent God whose work through the Holy Spirit urges and encourages them to find ways to see God at work, to appreciate a sense of the holy, to identify how God loves and works through the church, to learn the rudiments of spiritual formation and to understand and try various spiritual disciplines.

Push It!: Volume 4: Young Adults Engage the Bible/Bible Quest: A Bible Story Curriculum for All Ages $10.73 An exciting, fresh, practical approach for young adults seeking to explore and challenge the Bible. "Push It Volume 4 invites young adults to continue to "push" the Bible and discover and connect with the Bible worlds. Each session asks young adults to discover ways the Bible will "push" and much their own lives. As in Volumes 1, 2, and 3, this uses friendly resource offers another year’s worth of contemporary Bible study resources designed by young adults to appeal in young Adults. Imagine having the flexibility of using one resource for leader and leather in a variety of actings–weekly of monthly sessions, retreats, in other events in which young adults gather for reflection and study.

20/30 Bible Study for Young Adults Balance $11.14 Explore the biblical image of balance as a broad concept that includes fairness, equality, righteousness, and justice, as well as internal balance, or the well-integrated life.

20/30 Bible Study for Young Adults Grace: Being Loved, Loving God $4.22 Each volume in the series examines a powerful biblical image and includes Bible background, articles on group leadership and teaching options, case studies throughout the text to use as discussion starters, seven easy-to-lead sessions with clear teaching helps on each page, and options for service projects. What grace is, how God mediates grace, and how persons embody grace in their attitudes and behaviors.

20/30 Bible Study for Young Adults Afterlife: Finding Hope Beyond Death $3.95 Great mystery surrounds questions about the afterlife. What is afterlife? When and how does it happen? What happens to me when I die? The seven sessions in this study provide a thoughtful and theological look at heaven, hell, the kingdom of earth and in heaven, final judgment, purgatory, and more.

20/30 Bible Study for Young Adults Exodus: Leaving Behind, Moving on $12.49 Transitional moments, like leaving home, graduation, and new jobs.

20/30 Bible Study for Young Adults Prayer: Living in God’s Power and Presence $13.04 Why do we pray? What is God’s role in prayer? What is the human role? "Prayer: Living in God’s Power and Presence explores definitions of prayer, Scriptures that show Jesus’ teachings and practices related to prayer, methods of and aids to prayer, the varieties of individual words, needs and emotions that form the content of prayers, ways people interpret answered or unanswered prayer, and the unity between prayer and human action.

The Gifts of the Spirit: A Bible Study of the Gifts of the Spirit for Children, Teens and Adults $10.79 An exciting Bible study book teaching children, teens and adults about the Gifts of the Spirit.

20/30 Bible Study for Young Adults Grace $8.5 “Each volume in the series examines a powerful biblical image and includes Bible background, articles on group leadership and teaching options, case studies throughout the text to use as discussion starters, seven easy-to-lead sessions with clear teaching helps on each page, and options for service projects.>What grace is, how God mediates grace, and how persons embody grace in their attitudes and behaviors.”

20/30 Bible Study for Young Adults Afterlife $9 “Great mystery surrounds questions about the afterlife. What is afterlife? When and how does it happen? What happens to me when I die? The seven sessions in this study provide a thoughtful and theological look at heaven, hell, the kingdom of earth and in heaven, final judgment, purgatory, and more.”

20/30 Bible Study for Young Adults Community $9 “Creating a healthy sense of connection with others.”

20/30 Bible Study for Young Adults Faith $9 “Being faithful and true to God, self, and others–putting faith into action.”

20/30 Bible Study for Young Adults Abundance $9 “Deals with the biblical understanding of abundant life and helps you sort out many of the faithful and practical issues that come together in a life of abundance.”

20/30 Bible Study for Young Adults Love $8.5 “Deals with love in its many forms, such as romantic, family, community and church, and God.”

A Word to the Wise: Lessons from Proverbs for Young Adults $14.09 It happens each day; a high school girl considers dating a non-Christian; young couples cross dangerous physical and emotional boundaries; students fail classes they could pass with ease given the effort; teenagers are locked in an eternal battle with their parents. Challenging teens with lessons learned in Proverbs, A Word to the Wise encourages the reader to choose wisdom, not folly; life, not death; God, not the world. Proving to be one of the most relevant books of the Bible for young adults, Proverbs addresses the major concerns of every teenagers lifefrom sex to friendship, attitude to lazinessand does so with wit and vivacity. Let the wise listen and add to their learning, implores the writer of Proverbs, desperate for his audience to pursue wisdom and not foolishness, holiness and not immorality. With that same passion, A Word to the Wise challenges Christian youth across the globe to commit to a life of Christ-honoring wisdom. Packed with daily application and helpful hints for navigating the murky waters of the teenage years, A Word to the Wise offers clear, biblical exposition of a book steeped in relevance for today. Brandon Cooper draws from experience as youth pastor and chaplain at a Christian missionary school sharing his insight into the trials and temptations of the modern teen. As a missionary serving with the youth of Colombia, he encounters young adults struggling to make good choices when it comes to dating, school and family. Desperate to see these young people pursuing Gods glory with passion, Cooper writes directly to them with a palpable pastoral concern. Cooper chooses Proverbs, with its pithy statements and biblical wisdom, to train teens to choose Gods best. . With study questions at the end of each chapter, students contemplate some of the most important issues they face as a young adult. The clear, topical approach helps them to apply the wisdom of Proverbs to their own lives. The thought-provoking discussion questions make the book ideal for interaction in small groups, Bible classes, youth groups and during family devotion time. Cooper believes that by impacting teens now, before they’ve made a choice one way or the other, they will be better prepared for the choices they face in high school and college. Good choices now helps them establish healthy relationships with friends and members of the opposite sex. He stresses that life is a swift succession of choices that will lead us even closer to or farther away from our Father in heaven. Let the wise listenand grow in godliness

Beacham’s Literature for Young Adults $3.94 Beacham’s Guide to Literature for Young Adults covers more than 650 titles and offers a thorough introduction to the basic components of the study of literature. Entries include a discussion of each author’s life and career; ideas for research papers and reports; discussion of themes, setting, genre, etc.; and more. New volumes will be published at a rate of two per year.

Best Books for Young Adults $3.94 Best Books for Young Adults is back and better than ever The new third edition continues to be the most comprehensive and effective reference for great seeding for young adults, including 40 years of best YA books plus – Background on the history, committee procedures, and current issues facing the BBYA Committee – A recap of the current trends in teen literature as reflected in the past decease of BBYA lists – Twenty-seven themed and annotated reproducible booklist, perfect for readers’ advisory with teens, parents, teachers–even for collection development – Indexed annotated lists extending back to 1966 Teen service librarians in public and school libraries, along with parents and middle and high school English teachers, will welcome this fully updated third edition, featuring a thought-provoking foreword from Betty Carter. YA service luminary and editor of the first two editions of BBYA.

Writing Great Books for Young Adults $12.99 From a top young adult literary agent, Writing Great Books for Young Adults is the only guide on how to write for young adults and gives writers the advice they need to tap this incredible market.

Writing Great Books for Young Adults – Regina Brooks – Paperback $11.18 Writing Great Books for Young Adults

Teaching the Bible to Adults and Youth: Revised and Updated $3.95 Ten winning strategies and multiple approaches for effective Bible study.A contributory book for lay leaders, pastors, or individuals wanting to broadentheir approach to Scripture. Revised and updated with a foreword by LyleSchaller. Teaching the Bible to Adults and Youthshows how to make the Bible "transparent"–with God evidentthroughout. Dick Murray offers suggestions for teaching, providesdifferent approaches and perspectives from which to teach and conduct activities forlearning, and examines such Bible study series as Kerygma, Trinity, Bethel, and Disciple.

20/30 Bible Study for Young Adults Love: Opening Your Heart to God and Others $13.04 Deals with love in its many forms, such as romantic, family, community and church, and God.

7 Ways of Teaching the Bible to Adults $13.54 This book shows teachers of adults how to use styles of learning to enhance the student’s experience and enrich their own teaching. A chapter is devoted to each of the seven styles: verbal, independent, social, visual, physical, musical and logical. Each chapter includes: suggestions for blending the style into lessons, questions to help teachers determine their own preferences, a lesson focusing on the learning style, and a prayer demonstrating the style. A bibliography, appendices and a self-discovery sheet are included. Appropriate for group or individual study and teacher training.

On Track for God: A Guide to Spirituality for Young Adults $8.51 Is the Bible history or parable? Is it relevant to life in the twenty-first century? What does it all mean? This is an exploration into spirituality for young people, tackling such questions as above, answers to which can often prove elusive. This book applies scripture to everyday life; bringing the Bible firmly into the contemporary world as a resource for young adults who want to know more about spirituality while dealing with issues such as loneliness, peer pressure, and maturity.

Study Bible-ESV – Crossway Books – Hardcover $59.99 Study Bible-ESV

Student Study Bible-ESV – Crossway Books – Hardcover $23.55 Student Study Bible-ESV

Student Bible $3.94 Where do I start reading the Bible? How do I understand the Bible? Where do I find what I am looking for? Now completely revised and expanded, this popular study Bible helps young adults and new Christians find answers to these and other important questions. New and expanded features include the following: — An extensive 3-Track reading plan at the front of the Bible gives readers options for Bible reading and study — at their own pace. — Introductions to each book of the Bible include important background information. — In-text study articles called "Insights" provide helpful background information and section summaries that stimulate personal application. — Shorter in-text notes called "Highlights" comment on specific verses and provide "proverb"-like nuggets of wisdom. — A new section called "100 People You Should Know" helps readers become more familiar with key Biblical characters. — New design elements to help readers find "Highlights", "Insights", and "Character Profiles". — The enlarged reference section in the back of the Bible, called "Where to Find It", now has bleed-off tabs to mark the expanded sections, which include: — an extensive subject guide — an extensive listing of "Well-Known Biblical Events" — a glossary of non-Biblical people who are mentioned in the study helps.

Couples of the Bible $14.08 Couples of the Bible is written for young adults, providing insight and information into the joys and challenges of marriage. Each of the nine chapters focuses on a biblical couple. A particular theme in marriage is explored in each chapter. The format is a nine-lesson Bible study series that can be used by individuals or groups. Each chapter/study is divided into three parts: -Sharpen Your Focus, where each biblical couple is brought to center stage. The characters and settings are factual as depicted in the Bible. However, the dialogue among the characters is fictional.; -Let’s Discuss It, which helps the reader to apply the given theme to marriage today. Research findings, statistics and quotations are used to support information provided. Thought-provoking questions and present-day scenarios are provided. Relevant scriptures aid readers in responding. This section lends itself to lively group discussions; -Wrap-UP, encourages readers to evaluate their own attitudes and reach conclusions based on the truth of God’s Word. Short quizzes, summaries and suggested additional readings add to the young person’s understanding. Sunday Schools, Bible Study groups, Youth departments and individuals will find Couples of the Bible especially useful.

Kid’s Study Bible-NIRV $12.38 NIrV–New International Reader’s Version(R)-The easiest translation for kids based on the most read, most trusted NIV -Written at a third grade reading level, the NIrV translation uses simple, short words and sentences that are easy for kids ages 6-10 to understand -Great for beginning readers, first-time Bible readers, and readers for whom English is a second languageThis revised edition of the best-selling NIrV Kids’ Study Bible uses the complete text of the New International Reader’s Version(R) (NIrV–the NIV for kids (TM)) written at a third grade reading level. The single-column format, for easy reading, makes this a perfect first study Bible for young readers. A new interior design, updated study helps, and twenty-four, kid-friendly, full-color tip-in pages by artist Joel Tanis are great for keeping kids ages six to ten engaged in a time of personal Bible study.Features include: -"Check It Out": line art sketches and descriptions of what life was like in Bible times-"Brain Game": questions that help kids remember Bible themes-"Soak It Up": key verses are highlighted for kids to memorize-Book introductions: brief overview of each book with an outline of key events-Single-column format with multi-color interior

Bible Stories for Adults $3.94 Morrow unabashedly delves into matters both sacred and secular in this collection of short stories buoyed by his deliciously irreverent wit. Among the dozen selections is the Nebula Award-winning "Bible Stories for Adults, No. 17: The Deluge."

Kids’ Study Bible $3.98 - Book introductions are written especially for young readers. – Look At This gives illustrations and descriptions of biblical objects. – Think about This gets kids thinking about how a Bible passage applies to their own lives. – Remember this spotlights key memory verses. – Bible dictionary explains the important Bible words. – Life in New Testament Times tells kids what it was like to live when Jesus lived. Full-color artwork makes Bible stories come alive.

Shine! Light for All People: An Advent Study for Adults $8.87 Our popular yearly Advent thematic study is entitled Shine Light in Our Darkness and is a study used by individuals for personal quiet time or may be used in Sunday school or small group settings. Discussion or reflection questions are included at the end of each chapter, for use during the four weeks of Advent.Chapters include: 1. The light in the window (light in the sorrow, pain, grief of our personal lives) 2. Seeing in the dark (light for the darkness of the world) 3. Shine a light (light through the lives of committed young adults) 4. The horizon is bright (light of God ‘s promised future)

Writing Books for Children & Young Adults $15.76 Do you have an active imagination? What about an adventurous spirit? Then why not apply them to writing a children’s book? Whether you choose to write fiction, nonfiction, or oven scripts for children’s radio, television, or theater, Marion Crook provides a systematic approach for new and published writers alike. Using extensive examples, this book highlights essential considerations when writing for young readers. Learn how to determine what age group to write for, create believable characters, research setting, and write realistic dialogue — it’s all here in this comprehensive book.

How to Study Your Bible for Kids $4.18 Based on Kay Arthur’s bestselling "How to Study Your Bible "(390,000 copies sold), this easy-to-use Bible study combines a serious commitment to God’s Word with fun illustrations, games, puzzles, and activities that reinforce biblical truth. "How to Study Your Bible for Kids "introduces the basics of inductive Bible study-observation, interpretation, and application-to children ages 9 to 12. As they learn about the people in the Bible, the way things were done in biblical times, the amazing miracles performed, and numerous terrific adventures found in the Bible, young people will discover that God’s Word speaks to them right where they’re at. They’ll come away from this study with a deeper understanding of God’s love and care for them.

Writing Great Books for Young Adults – Book $14.99 From a top young adult literary agent, the only guide on how to write for young adults With an 87 percent increase in the number of titles published in the last two years, the young adult market is one of the healthiest segments in the industry. Despite this, little has been written to help authors hone their craft to truly connect with this audience. Writing Great Books for Young Adults gives writers the advice they need to tap this incredible market. Topics covered include: Listening to the voices of youth Meeting your young protagonist Developing a writing style Constructing plots Trying on

How to Study Your Bible $3.95 More than 400,000 adults and teens have discovered the truth of God’s Word for themselves through Kay’s inductive study tools. Now this dynamic guide has been updated to reflect the most recent edition of the NASB and sports a fresh new cover. "How to Study Your Bible "helps people cultivate the skills of observation, interpretation, and application-and encourages them to become active participants in God’s Word In 15 easy-to-understand chapters, bestselling author Kay Arthur presents a systematic approach that includes key words, context studies, comparisons and contrasts, topical studies, word meanings, and more. Interacting with God’s Word helps readers absorb more of its messages and gives God greater access to engrave His truth on their hearts and minds.

Finding God New Testament for Young Adults-NIV $3.95 Finding God begins when you realize that you are actually looking for God, even when you were looking in all the wrong places for all the wrong things. Think of this New Testament as the door. Open this door, walk through it, and youll find what youre looking foryoull find God. Offered at a special value price, this highly engaging NIV New Testament, with notes written specifically for young adults, is perfect to share with family, friends, and to use for general outreach. Features include: 32 pages of special notes written specifically for young adults 6 notes in the track: The God Who Seeks You 22 notes in the track: The God You Seek 25 notes in the track: True Encounters Includes a clear Gospel presentation in the back 10-point font size Available in a special self-merchandising 24 copy counter display. For more than 30 years Biblica formerly International Bible Society, IBS-STL and Zondervan have collaborated to resource Christians with NIV Bible products. The most read, most trusted NIV translation in an easy-to-read typeface Book amp; Bible Cover Size: Medium Page Count: 432 Paper Edge Description: Plain Type Point Size: 10 Size: 5.5 wide x 8.3 high x 0.5 deep in. 139 wide x 211 high x deep 12 mm Weight: 0.585 lb 265 gms

Self-Confidence…for Young Adults $21.39 The cultivation of a positive self-image during their early years will be reflected by young adults in developing a life of ongoing happiness and fulfillment as they mature… Fluctuations in self-confidence are more pronounced during young adulthood than at any other time in people’s lives. Questions of acceptance by peers, attracting a mate, sexuality, careers, money, immediate and future happiness, are all being challenged internally. Those questions can be an exhausting struggle for some, particularly if they are also facing constant expectations of parents and society. This book will provide a proven process for young adults to enhance self-image, and to gain and maintain self-confidence that lasts forever. This should not just be thought of as desirable; as young adults represent the future of the world, their self-confidence should be considered an essential entitlement. When they know how self-confidence works young adults have a great gift that delivers unlimited potential…

Recommended Books in Spanish for Children and Young Adults $64.99 .cs95E872D0{text-align:left;text-indent:0pt;margin:0pt 0pt 0pt 0pt} .csA62DFD6A{color:#000000;background-color:transparent;font-family:Times New Roman; font-size:12pt; font-weight:normal; font-style:italic; } .cs5EFED22F{color:#000000;background-color:transparent;font-family:Times New Roman; font-size:12pt; font-weight:normal; font-style:normal; } Recommended Books in Spanish for Children and Young Adults: 2004-2008 , whether used for the development and support of an existing library collection or for the creation of a new library serving Spanish-speaking young readers, includes 1,231 books in print that deserve to be read by Spanish-speaking children and young adults (or those who wish to learn Spanish). These books have been selected because of their quality of art and writing, presentation of material and appeal to the intended audience, and support for informational, educational, recreational, and personal needs of Spanish speakers from preschool through the 12th grade.

Legacy of Love: Biblical Wisdom for Parenting Teens and Young Adults $14.07 Applying sacred Scripture, Church teaching, and pastoral wisdom, "Legacy of Love" helps you explore strategies and tips to fully engage with your teens and young adults. Kimberly Hahn offers tools for: Coping with teenage rebellion and setting boundariesNurturing the teenage soulEncouraging young adults for healthy dating and courtshipBecoming an in-law and the joys of being a grandparent"Legacy of Love" also includes chapters on compassion, humility, and how your family’s faith can make a difference in society. Discussion questions help you apply the material to your own life and make the book a valuable resource for small group discussion. The book is the fourth in a series of Bible studies based on Proverbs 31.

Children’s Bible $3.95 This beautifully illustrated Children’s Bible features eye-catching artwork and study helps that will delight young readers ages 6 to 12.

Educating Your Dollars: High Finance for Young Adults $37.15 Educating Your Dollars: High Finance For Young Adults

Any ideas for a bible study?

I want to start having a bible study at my house, but i’m not exactly sure how i want to do it.
I was thinking sometime during the week, since people are always doing stuff on the weekends.
Like thursdays from 6:00-7:00 (does that sound like a good amount of time?)

I just don’t know how i’m going to get people to come.
I know I have a few friends who will, but i’m interseted in getting more people into reading their Bibles, because its so good for you and your relationship with God.
And i don’t know if i should get a bible study from LifeWay and copy pages off for everyone or what.

Any ideas about anything?
If you’ve done a bible study and you really liked it that would help to.
Or any you’ve seen you think look interesting.
(by the way, i’m 16 so thats around the age of people who’d be coming, so if you know of any youth or young adult bible study books, those would be best

I’m up for ideas on anything
Thank you so much!
God bless!

You might try running the idea by your youth pastor or minister or adviser.

They will be able to give you some pointers on organization and or ‘jumping off points’. It can be a little intimidating to initiate something like that so speaking with someone who has experience might be helpful.

Start simple, discussion group. Pick a topic, take an informal pole at the first group gathering.

Why not invite classmates (who you feel would consider going, don’t just randomly approach people because you may offend or send the wrong message).

Lastly, invite ‘guest speakers’. Check your local universities for visiting professors who might be willing to lecture at one of your group gatherings. Mix it up a little bit. Having a club for Bible study can be a great opportunity for not only theological discussion and inquiry but would benefit from a historical and literary approach as well, giving your group a well rounded motif and thus, making it more interesting to friends and or peer you might invite.

Diversify: invite peers and or friends who you know to have different beliefs and faiths than your group’s focus. Make it a real ‘faith’ group /gathering, not just a Bible study, the club will only benefit!

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