Youth

Before His arrest, Jesus prepared His disciples for what was coming. This Southeast Student plan walks through His words in John 16. Part 3 in a 4-part series.

SE Students - No Matter What - Part 3

We are so glad you're here! We’ve created these “Climbs” (or daily devotionals) to give new believers and youth students a place to learn the basics. These climbs were designed as a combined reading and video plan, so take the time to watch the videos and read the text for each day (we promise the videos are short).

Climb 2 - Get Plugged In

Who do you think you are? You might define your identity around your skills, abilities, and giftings. Those are great ways to start our journey, but they don’t quite reach the center. In the same way, an oceanographer heads into the depths to reveal the ocean's mysteries, we’ll need to prepare to dive deep to discover who we are and who we are becoming. 

Beneath the Surface

Worshiping God is so much more than singing songs in church. Worship should be how we live. In this Bible Plan, we’ll discover what it looks like to worship God in our everyday lives.

Everyday Worship

The Word of God saves, empowers, reforms, and reveals Jesus.
This plan celebrates and perpetuates the central tenets of the 16th Century Reformation.
•	Sola Scriptura—The Word alone
•	A “gospel order” – Organized according to the predominance of Gospel proclamation in each book as observed by the Reformers
•	Some grace each week—Six days of reading and a catch-up day
•	Embrace communication technology—From Gutenberg to YouVersion




Reformation Reading Plan

We will unpack some Christian/Christmassy words to help us remember the meaning of Christmas and the Christian message.

Christmas... Make It Make Sense

As a student, you’ve heard people say “you’re the future of the Church.” This is partly true; however, according to the New Testament, every Christian is the Church right now. You have purpose now—not just for the future. This devotional is designed to cultivate students' hearts to be the Church now by telling others about Jesus.

Who’s Your One? A 30-Day Student Devotional

Do you ever feel misunderstood or alone when you're going through a hard time? Good news: Jesus understands how you feel because He experienced a full range of emotions during His earthly life. You can go to him with whatever you're feeling, knowing that He will be with you, will listen to you, and will love you.

Jesus Knows How You Feel

Before God told us that he is loving and holy, he told us that he is creative! What does that mean for your kids’ schoolwork, chores, and future careers? It means that they can view those things with God-ordained purpose, enthusiasm, and joy! That’s my goal for your elementary school aged children as you lead them through this five-day devotional.