Volume 1: Truth

Preteens and leaders will have discussions on who defines truth, why should I trust the Bible, is heaven real, and more.

FORGE

(V.) /FORJ/
to form, especially by concentrated effort; to form or shape an element or object by heating and hammering to mold it into a new shape.

Forged is a term used to describe how an object is formed or shaped through diligent and concentrated effort. This concept can be applied to growing in the Christian faith.

When we trust in Jesus for salvation, He makes us new and begins to mold or shape
us more into the image of Jesus. As we grow in our faith, the truth of God’s Word
shapes our minds and hearts and changes our actions to look more like Jesus.

You rejoice in this, even though now for a short time, if necessary, you suffer grief in various trials so that the proven character of your faith—more valuable than gold which, though perishable, is refined by fire—may result in praise, glory, and honor at the revelation of Jesus Christ.

1 Peter 1:6-7

PreTeens

Guides

NoTitleTeacher GuideStudent Guide
01Who Defines Truth?
02Why Should I Trust the Bible?
03What Is True About God?
04What Does the Bible Say About Me?
05What Does the Bible Say About Church?
06What Is the Bible All About?
07Is the Bible More Important than Other Books?
08Why Should I Care What the Bible Says?
09Does the Bible Really Tell Me All I Need to Know?
10Is Heaven Real?
11Will God Really Judge Me?
12How Can I Be Used By God?
13How Do I Keep Following Jesus, when Things are Difficult?

PreTeens

Printables

NoTitlePDF
1How to Use the Teacher Guide
2How do I study my Bible
3The Gospel - Gods Plan for me
4Glossary of Key Terms
5Memory Verses
6Family Guide