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Do you want to teach solid Biblical truth to your kids without their eyes glazing over as soon as you say "open your Bibles"? Now you can, with Cre...

Okay, so they used mule mail instead of e-mail -- but they were still surprisingly modern men and women. With emotions, decisions, and dilemmas as ...

Christian adolescents in the 21st century face pretty much the same situations as the first-century Christians in Corinth did -- an indulgent, prof...

This newest installment of the bestselling Creative Bible Lessons series provides practical faith-sustaining principles for Christian teenagers fro...

As a youth worker you have certainly spent much of your time addressing the current issues facing teens, but have you stopped to think about what m...

Grace, growth, freedom, and faith are the themes of these 12 dynamic lessons based on the letters from Paul to the Christians in Galatia and Philip...

Creative Bible Lessons in Genesis follows the work previously done with other studies in the series. What makes this volume different is that it is...

If your students have ever heard the story of Job, they are likely to remember one thing—suffering. (Well, they might remember a pile of cow dung, ...

Do you want to teach solid Biblical truth to your kids without their eyes glazing over as soon as you say \"open your Bibles\"? Now you can, with C...

We may think of them as the leaders of tomorrow, but the kids you minister to are already leaders—they’re the leaders of today. In hallways, on pla...

Let your students experience the raw faith and rich praise in Israel’s national songbook--the Psalms. The 12 sessions in Creative Bible Lessons in ...

Was the book of Revelation penned by the crazy uncle in the family of Bible writers?You try to convince yourself that the apostle john is just anot...

Think of it as a lean, mean Bible doctrine course--without the lecture. But with lots of options, videos, music, and drama. And small group work. A...

The Trinity can be one of the most difficult ideas in the Bible to understand. How can our God be made up of three different people? Andrew Hedges ...