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Written with the busy youth worker in mind, books in the Studies on the Go series will provide Scriptural depth and substance to be tackled in a manageable timeframe. The questions are real and get straight to the point. As students study Proverbs, they will learn that knowledge is not enough---they also need God's wisdom to handle daily challenges.

Even though anger is a regular part of every teen girl's world, there are godly and appropriate ways students can respond to situations that make them angry. Through activities that include reading and responding to stories about Maria, a fictional teen, students will learn to recognize their anger and find healthy ways to express their emotions.

If you're the mom of a girl age eight to twelve, Moms' Ultimate Guide to the Tween Girl World is the help and seasoned advice you've been longing for! No one knows "tween" girls better than bestselling girls' author and tween authority Nancy Rue. In this personable and encouraging resource, she equips you with comprehensive guidance for handling every aspect of your tween and her world.

Sometimes you just need the right question to get your students talking. The latest in the best-selling Quick Questions series, When I... gives you 500 finish-the-sentence statements that will get students talking about everything---from silly to serious---allowing you to start discussions that reveal your students' hearts and minds.

Determined to save an innocent man from death and unlock the mystery of his own wife's murder, Lije Evans faces racism, betrayal, and international terror in Swope's Ridge, the harrowing second book of the Lije Evans Mysteries series.

For many teens, the idea of getting along with their parents may seem like an oxymoron. Whether they get along with their parents most of the time or they seem to always be butting heads, Wisdom on Getting Along with Parents can help teens understand both sides a little better and improve their relationship.

The Wisdom On ... series is a practical application of wisdom literature and other Scripture on a variety of topics facing students. The series is designed to help students apply biblical principals of wisdom to everyday circumstances using case studies, key Scriptures, interactive activities, and helpful insights.

It's your faith, why not own it. The Middle School Survival Series will help you answer all the new questions that you have as you journey through middle school.

It's your faith, why not own it. The Middle School Survival Series will help you answer all the new questions that you have as you journey through middle school.

Youth pastors often burn out, bail out, and are pushed out of ministry. In this book, you'll be given practical insights and action steps to help you build fences against failure.

In book four of the Kanner Lake Series, a Saturday morning celebration at Java Joint coffee shop for the "Scenes and Beans" bloggers turns into terror when three gunmen burst into the coffee shop, shoot one person, and hold the rest hostage. Their demand: the world's attention. The stakes: the lives of over a dozen Kanner Lake citizens.

Bailey Flanigan and Cody Coleman are not only separated by physical distance, they are also faced with great emotional distance. Can distance truly make the heart grow fonder?

Youth ministry regularly calls for moments where the "short talk" is the perfect solution. No three points and a poem, no long fancy outlines, just a ten minute talk that tells one point loud and clear through a powerful story. When you've only got ten minutes to make your point, give em' something that they'll remember.

This new series from Youth Specialties will help you take your junior highers through the basics of life, from Jesus to friends to prayer. Discipleship books for junior highers that aren't deadly!

This new series from Youth Specialties will help you take your junior highers through the basics of life, from Jesus to friends to prayer. Discipleship books for junior highers that aren't deadly!

Everything is changing---including the way your family interacts. This book will give you secrets and tips to help make your family even better and survive the changes that come along with middle school.

One of the primary ways God wants to bring his presence into this world is through our homes. In Organic Outreach for Families, husband-and-wife team Kevin and Sherry Harney explore the ways every Christian home can become a lighthouse to their community, shining the light of God's grace and love among their neighbors, friends, and extended family.

Explains about living the kind of life that draws people to Jesus. This title provides insights and tools that can enable you to reach out to others and reveal the good news of a loving God in a way that fits your unique personality and calling.

A practical guide to help worship team members spiritually prepare for worship by providing practical advice with each chapter which addresses a key issue church artists face and gives slice-of-life scenarios, group discussion questions, applications questions, biblical perspective, and personal action steps.

What's The Deal with . . . ? gives youth workers an invaluable tool for opening up conversation with students about today's biggest theological questions.

Gimme Five is the tool to have when you want to get your group talking on a ministry night, retreat, road trip, in their small groups, or at your home. These provocative and charming lists will get kids talking, laughing, debating, and thinking anytime, anywhere. A great tool for volunteer youth workers who need something to get conversation going!

When disaster strikes, when grief shatters us---what are we to make of prayer? Many of us have experienced some amazing answers, but what about when God seems to turn a deaf ear? Drawing from his own crushing experience, Jerry Sittser affirms the greatness of God's love in the face of unanswered prayer.

In this suspenseful sequel to For the Rest of My Life, Dr. Claire McCall's marriage plans are interrupted by shocking developments. Accused of euthanizing one of her patients, Claire must prove her innocence while the real killer seeks to destroy her. As the list of other suspects grows, Claire's future depends on unraveling her past.

The heart was there, the vision was set, the motives were genuine . . . but no one showed up. The book will help youth workers program to an audience that they're not used to reaching. Programming an outreach event is much more than booking a band and a speaker. Unfortunately, most people don't know that---and the students they wanted to reach aren't making it there . . . they don't show up.

This book describes how imaginative prayer can powerfully transform our spiritual journeys, and it provides a collection of imaginative prayer exercises for youth ministry use.

Creative Bible Lessons in Genesis is designed to connect the digital student, living in a world where truth is experiential and relationships are wireless, to an everlasting God whose image and faithfulness echoes in both his ancient people and today's high-schooler.

This book captures the story of a widespread movement of churches that are expanding their ministries to include multiple formats, venues, and locations, using dozens of in-the-trenches examples, identifying the primary reasons churches succeed as well as how they overcome common snags on the route to "one church---many congregations.'