What do you know about the Christian faith? How well do you know God and His plan for your life? This book can help you sort it out, and take your faith to another level! Consider God’s words of encouragement to teens: “Do not let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example an world, in conduct in life, in love.” (1 Tim. 4:12). A Teen's Guide to Christian Living will help you understand the Christian faith and better know who God is. Each chapter teaches a particular Christian topic and closes with thought-provoking questions to help you put Christian principles into practice. And, you’ll learn how teens such as yourself learned to rely on God during a moment of truth in their lives.

Discover answers to questions such as:

• Who is God, and what does He expect of me?

• Does God love me no matter what I have done?

• Is God with me all the time, everywhere I go?

• Does God have a plan for my life, and how am I to discover it?

• Does God care who my friends are or who I date?

• Does God care what I do for work or how I spend my time?

• Is there a “best” way to pray, and how does prayer make a difference?

• Does God watch over my family members — even if some of them don’t believe in him?

• How can I serve and follow God and still be a “regular” teen with “regular” life?

“This book is to youth spiritual awareness what 9/11 became to patriotism. It is a call to walk upright in a world where turbulence and confusion often reign. In a world where our headlines are often filled with tragedy and violence, young people the world over want to believe that God still cares. A Teen's Guide to Christian Living is certain to help today’s youth become more deeply and personally acquainted with the Christian faith — and thereby develop a personal relationship with God.”— Linda and Millard Fuller, Habitat for Humanity International

“I always used to feel uneasy about those at my school who pray before they eat. I’m a Christian, too, but I didn’t exactly want to advertise it. After reading this book, I realize I need to think more about what God means to me — and less about what others think of me for loving God.”— Brad Whiteside, age 17