Do you remember life as a teenager? It was an exciting time when you began to gain some new freedom and engage differently with the world. You began to feel less like a kid and more like an adult. But it wasn't all fun, was it? With so much change taking place in your life, it led to a lot of questions, confusion, frustration, and insecurity. These critical growing-up years are formative and lead to a lot of questions.
Kara Powell and Brad Griffin note some of the most pressing questions that all teenagers have. How we handle these questions, answer them, and teach in light of them can have a profound impact on the lives of our teens.
Powell and Griffin write:
You can be that adult who sees God’s potential for a young person’s identity, belonging, and purpose when all they see is defeat and dead ends. You can have better connections and conversations with teenagers as they trailblaze toward God’s best answers.
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A New Look at Today's Teenagers - by Kara Powell and Brad M. Griffin