Your middle school or high school student comes up to you after Sunday morning Bible study and tells you that she is pregnant and asks you what she should do, how do you respond biblically?
Should she keep the baby?
Should she have an abortion?
Should she raise the child or put the child up for adoption?
Why?
Try to put in every detail step by step.
Where do you talk about it?
Who do you talk about it with?
Who needs to know?
What scripture passages do you share with her?
Why do you share those ones?
What questions do you have that are unanswered?
Look forward to talking to you about it!!
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Opening Post
This blog is mainly for my youth leaders. The hope is to challenge us to think biblically about the circumstances and situations our students encounter. May our first reflex be to fall on our knees before the LORD with the Scriptures laid out before us.
The goal is not to critique eachother but to sharpen eachother as we submit ourselves to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. We may disagree but we will do so in love with the mindset of building eachother up (edify) that we may be mature in Christ.
"Rather, speaking the truth in love, we are to grow up in every way into him who is the head, into Christ..." (Ephesians 4).
Monthly I will give a case study or situation that students may find themselves in and we will discuss it at our next YMLT meeting. You are to respond to the situation from Scripture (cite the chapter and verse if possible) and prove your position from the text as if you were sitting with the student explaining to him/her the what's, how's, why's, etc. of the given situation, keeping in mind our church covenant.
Enjoy!!
The goal is not to critique eachother but to sharpen eachother as we submit ourselves to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. We may disagree but we will do so in love with the mindset of building eachother up (edify) that we may be mature in Christ.
"Rather, speaking the truth in love, we are to grow up in every way into him who is the head, into Christ..." (Ephesians 4).
Monthly I will give a case study or situation that students may find themselves in and we will discuss it at our next YMLT meeting. You are to respond to the situation from Scripture (cite the chapter and verse if possible) and prove your position from the text as if you were sitting with the student explaining to him/her the what's, how's, why's, etc. of the given situation, keeping in mind our church covenant.
Enjoy!!
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