Resisting Temptation: Uncommon High School Group Study - Softcover

JIM BURNS, Ph. D., President of HomeWord, is the host of the HomeWord with Jim Burns daily half-hour, daily one-minute and weekly half-hour radio programs. His passion is communicating to adults and young people practical truths to help them live out their Christian lives. Jim is the author of many resources including The 10 Building Blocks for a Happy Family,Devotions on the Run, One Life and Addicted to God. He writes a monthly column for Ignite Your Faith magazine. Jim, his wife, Cathy, and their three daughters live in Southern California.

Jim Burns is president of HomeWord and executive director of the HomeWord Center for Youth and Family at Azusa Pacific University. He has more than 1.5 million resources in print and a radio broadcast heard on 800 stations a day. Jim resides in Southern California with his wife Cathy and their three daughters.

Between the Internet, satellite TV, a sexed-up culture and easy access to drugs and alcohol, many teenagers find it almost impossible to walk the straight and narrow—even though most students in your group probably want to! You can help by showing them how to strengthen their mental and spiritual defenses—and Resisting Temptation, part of the Uncommon youth curriculum series created by veteran youth minister Jim Burns, is a good starting point.

Twelve sessions of youth-friendly Bible study will get your teens thinking and talking about avoiding sexually tempting situations, rejecting the false promises of drugs and alcohol, and discerning the media’s mixed messages.

Between the Internet, satellite TV, a sexed-up culture and easy access to drugs and alcohol, many teenagers find it almost impossible to walk the straight and narrow&;even though most students in your group probably want to! You can help by showing them how to strengthen their mental and spiritual defenses&;and Resisting Temptation, part of the Uncommon youth curriculum series created by veteran youth minister Jim Burns, is a good starting point.

Twelve sessions of youth-friendly Bible study will get your teens thinking and talking about avoiding sexually tempting situations, rejecting the false promises of drugs and alcohol, and discerning the media&;s mixed messages.