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  • C2: Love at First Sight; C2: Relapse
    Seabourne Pictures/Randall House, 2008
    No matter what your kids think when they hear the words “Christian movie,” youth leaders needn’t be ashamed to play Love at First Sight...
  • Logos' RefTagger Now Available for Web Sites & Blogs
    There is a new free tool for Christian Web sites and blogs (great for youth group sites and youth leader blogs) called Reftagger (http://www.logos.com/reftagger).
  • Hear My Voice DVDs
    Jeremy L. Phifer
    The Saber, Cross Wind Productions, 2006, DVD, $19.99, www.crosswindproductions.org In the Mirror Dimly, Cross Wind Productions, 2007,...
  • Fuel Fire Starters: Superheroes & Fables
    Tony Myles
    Fuel Fire Starters: Superheroes and Fables Lifeway Church Resources, 2007, $49.95, www.lifeway.com
  • Creative Bible Lessons: In Job
    James P. Nolette
    Creative Bible Lessons: In Job Doug Ranck Youth Specialties/Zondervan, January 2008, 160 pp., $14. www.youthspecialties.com
  • Youth Ministry Programming: Just Do It
    Jeremy Phifer
    These video-driven youth Bible studies feature big-name speakers, teen-appealing clips and overall professionally filmed DVDs. The...
  • Faith Sharing for Teens
    Michael Theisen
    Talking about your faith can be tough for teens, especially members of pietous, highly personal faith traditions—Catholics, Lutherans...

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Covenant: Knowing God-His Relationship With His People
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Covenant: Knowing God-His Relationship With His People
By David Platt

Clarity Publishers, 2006, 255 pp., $??, www.studentlifebiblestudy.com

Covenant is the fourth book in a six-part series by Student Life Bible Study. This one-year devotional journal gives teens a refreshing look at what it means to intimately know God’s heart. David Platt challenges the reader to be different, using both inspiration and encouragement to motivate the pursuit of being righteous, trusting, obeying, and walking with God. He masterfully weaves biblical and personal stories, Scripture, and biblical people into an illustration of the process for developing and maintaining a covenant relationship with God. His tactics capture the imagination and provoke thought and reflection on the four characteristics of covenant, including: relationship with God, God’s unchanging promises, grace, and faith. Covenant lovingly conjures up images of a lifelong, all-consuming romance with God in the reader’s mind. If you are looking for a high-quality study that is suited to both the individual high school teen and groups, check this book out.

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Review by Karen Glenn

 

 

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