Is your child struggling with hopelessness or depression? Then you probably know that the answer isn't just to "cheer up" and paste a smile on. Your child or teen needs to take their feelings to the Bible and see what God has to say about them.
Abounding in Hope is a study that doesn't hide the ugly truth of despair. It attacks it with the truth of God's Word, emphasizing that there is hope found in Jesus, and through Him, we can overcome despair. Our Bible study on hope:
This study isn't meant to replace professional help your child may need in dealing with depression. Instead, its intention is to show how to submit our emotions and feelings to God's truth!
This study is part of our Heavy Feelings Series, designed to help your kids process their emotions and give them to God when they face trials. Learn more HERE.
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Are you teaching a class or group? Our Bible studies and products are designed for single-family use only. However, we do offer this site license for homeschool groups, churches, and any other classes involving multiple families.
This license gives you a DIGITAL copy of the product and the rights to print it as needed for your
group of up to 25 members. If you have more families in your group, please contact us so we can help with a solution that meets your needs.
Nothing will be mailed to you as this is a digital product. The Bible study fun pack does NOT come with the digital files. You can print off the file and staple it together.
The digital version for groups is available in
3 age levels. Our Bible Studies are meant to be done individually, then discussed together as a family or group. Each lesson has a consistent key truth, key Scripture, and central theme, no matter what age level your kids are working in. (More on our Family Bible Study Model HERE)
Due to the extensive use of the "fun pack" stickers in the Pre-K Bible study, it is NOT available in digital format. We recommend you use the Primary level with this age group or purchase the softcover version.
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