Your Unshakable Identity in Christ: A Bible Study for Youth - Downloadable
Help guide your youth down the road of self-discovery through this six-week Bible study on six biblical figures—Noah, Bezalel, Jonathan, Elisha, Daniel, and Peter.
Teenagers, for much of their youth, wrestle with the question of who they are and how they establish their self-identity. If this isn’t stressful enough, youth also have outside influences that constantly push and pull on moulding their identity. The good news is that in Christ, teens’ identities are secure. No matter what sport they play, friends they have, music they listen to, or neighborhood they live in, Jesus gives them an unshakable identity and provides them with the strength they need.
Your Unshakable Identtity in Christ is a six-session Bible study for youth that uses the stories of six biblical figures to guide youth down the road of self-discovery in Christ. Relatable and scripturally-sound, this Bible study is perfect to spread across six weeks of youth group, or even across a few days at a youth retreat. Each session offers a worksheet page that allows teens to reflect upon the lesson themes, too.
Biblical figures include:
- Noah: Common Man Turned Ark Builder
- Bezalel: Slave Turned Ark of the Covenant Builder
- Jonathan: Crown Prince Turned Loyal Subject
- Elisha: Farmer Turned Prophet
- Daniel: Exile Turned Leader
- Peter: Fisherman Turned Apostle
This downloadable Bible study includes both the leader and student guides in PDF format.
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Downloadable Bible studies are available immediately for download after purchase. They are also reproducible so you can make as many copies as you need for your study group. To view your library of purchased downloads, simply log in to your cph.org account and select “My Downloads.”
| Product Form | |
|---|---|
| Grade | 6th Grade, 7th Grade, 8th Grade, High School |
| Stage | Middle School, High School, College |
| Biblical People | Noah, Jonathan, Elisha, Daniel, Peter |
| Authors | Wayne Palmer |































