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Follow the Leader focusses on Philippians 2:5–11, getting pre-teens to examine whether their own attitudes mirror the loving, servant heart of Jesus.

The Dig-In Discipleship series is designed to get kids aged 10–12 years digging into the word of God as a transitional step between Sunday school and youth group. Each study focuses on a specific group of verses from the Bible, exploring their meaning and how they fit within the whole message of the Bible. Combined with fun games and activities for individuals and groups.

Good Advice! is part of the exciting Dig-in Discipleship study series which gets kids aged 10–12 digging into God’s word as preparation for youth group and high school. Combining fun games and activities for individuals and groups, Good Advice! unpacks Proverbs 3:1–6, which teaches us how to make good choices about whose advice we follow. Each verse reminds us that, while life isn’t always easy, we can trust Jesus to ‘make our paths straight’. True wisdom is a life lived God’s way.

Pray this Way explores Matthew 6:7–13, where Jesus teaches us that talking to God is a gift rather than a rule to follow. Prayer is a thoughtful conversation with our Lord and Saviour who loves us, listens to us and speaks into our lives.

True Identity unpacks Colossians 3:12–17 that teaches us how to live as children of God. Each verse reminds us of our true identity and the actions that spring from our position in God’s family.

The book of 1 John deals with important issues for young people: How can I know I am a Christian? How can we tell real Christians from fake ones? How am I supposed to live out my faith when things are tough. This is the first of a new range of A4 size leader?s resources where leaders simply photocopy each week?s study for any number of participants.

Where do you go when everything seems dark? How do you live in a world where everyone around you seems to hate everything you love? How do you survive in the middle of a disaster zone?

The Book of Esther shows us that there are no coincidences in life and reveals the God who is in control, even when we can't see it.

No one suffered in the Bible more than Job. And yet his faith did not fail. These studies examine what it means to trust God, no matter what the circumstances. 5 studies.

In his letter to the Philippians, Paul tells us how to be content no matter what the circumstances. These studies focus on prayer and the joy and peace that comes from knowing Jesus. 6 studies.

Do you ever find it difficult to know how to pray? When life is ‘up and down’, is it difficult to trust God knows what he is doing? These studies look at how God’s Old Testament people called on him in good times and bad, so today we can learn to do the same.

Many questions arise in the minds of young Christians. This book seeks to answer their questions and guide them as they begin a faithful journey with Jesus.

A Christian’s life isn’t meant to be weighed down by rules—we should live life to the max! But the only way to do this is to live life God’s way.

Nine studies that explore the enormity, character, and power of God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit who calls us into relationship with him.

Our God has always been a God of relationship. These ten studies look at how God blesses us in that relationship and builds us up through the gifts of prayer and his Word.

A Survival Guide According to Jesus has 11 weeks of easy-to-digest daily devotions filled with practical things you can do to help your relationship with God grow. And there’s some fun stuff, too!

Get yourself away from the textbooks and into the 'Good Book' and focus on what really matters! Do this devotional on Ephesians on your own or in your youth group. It's also packed with fun stuff (and a bit of more serious info) to help you survive exam stress.

Living as a follower of Jesus can be a challenge - especially in the face of relationships, materialism and an active social life. Fortunately, the book of Proverbs has more than a bit to help you navigate all the above.