A student in my youth group once shared with me: “I can’t believe in a God who sends people to hell. I have friends who are Muslim, Jewish, agnostic, and…
…single cause and effect, which only God can see. Job is always a helpful biblical character to reference when your students have questions about suffering. Job was a righteous man…
…shy away or push away these questions! Instead, take heart that your students are contemplating deep ethical questions of what it means to live out the gospel in the real…
…difficult questions about Christianity. They were wondering things like how could a loving God send someone to hell, does hell even exist, and what would happen to someone who lives…
…having teenage children of my own, I have come to learn that children, especially teenagers, ask questions when the subject feels important to them, not when it’s most convenient for…
One of the most common questions teenagers (and adults!) ask about the Bible is why the God of the Old Testament appears to be unjust in his dealings with people….
Trying to rank the most pressing questions facing Christianity today feels like an impossible task. Despite this, I have a hunch if you asked a hundred youth workers what pushbacks…
