NCV Youth Bible

Product Information

Am I showing my teen (and others around me) the love, patience, kindness, and grace that God shows me?

There are also an abundance of extras that help open up what the Bible is saying in a clear, hassle-free way. The GNB Youth Bible also features: A study Bible is one that offers commentary in the margins and articles from theologians to help your teen better understand what he/she is reading. Quest Study Bible for Teens, NIV Made by youth, for youth, this new Good News Bible is a modern and engaging resource for encouraging teens in turning to the Bible for all things. With over 500 added extras from the team and young people at Soul Survivor and other well-known Christian leaders, the NIV Soul Survivor Youth Bible digs deep into the Word - the key themes that run all the way through, the wisdom, stories and human lives that we can learn from. Includes the English Standard Version translation which combines word-for-word precision and accuracy with literary excellence, beauty and readabilityYoung people helped us put this Bible together. We listened to their ideas and heard what really matters to them: information to help them learn and dig deeper into the Bible's message, challenges to make them think about what they read and tools to help them act on it – as well as time to reflect and space to create through journalling, drawing and adding colour. Here are a few ways to be involved in their faith journey without being “that” parent. Be an example We can find answers in the Bible to many of today’s questions, but for many of us it’s a challenge to get to grips with the Scriptures.

At the end of the day, are we (imperfectly, of course) seeking God first? Is that what our kids see day in and day out? Keep it front and center This new edition of the Good News Youth Bible is made through a unique partnership between the Bible Society and Youth For Christ. Helping young people connect the Bible with their lives, the GNB Youth Bible was put together with the assistance of young Christians. They shared ideas, told what matters to them, and gave ways that a Bible could be made that would encourage them to read it more. And they were heard.

According to Youth for Christ’s Gen Z research project, while 32% of young people believe in God, the Bible doesn’t feature at all as an influence on the way they think about faith. We need to change this! Youth for Christ and the Bible Society have teamed up to create a truly unique, award-winning Bible that meets the needs of young people today by connecting directly to their world.

Each summer Soul Survivor festival gathers around 30,000 young people to worship Jesus, to learn, to pray and to hang out together in a field in Somerset. The NIV Bible With over 400 million Bibles in print, the New International Version is the world's most popular modern English Bible. The Soul Survivor NIV Youth Bible is now even more relevant to the new generation of young Christians who find and express their faith at the top Christian summer youth festival, Soul Survivor. The Good News Bible Youth Edition helps young people to explore their own responses to the Bible's timeless message in a way that's relevant to their lives. Parenting tweens/teens is a hard job. Thankfully God does not call us to do this alone. We have Him. When the parenting journey gets tough remind yourself this is His child, created in His image. Pray daily for their protection, relationships, and that God would draw them closer to Him. With more than 500 new added extras from the Soul Survivor leadership team, this is the Bible to take your teenagers deeper into the best source of advice, guidance and protection in today’s spiritually dangerous world.

You have chosen not to accept cookies

Focused on key themes of how ancient biblical wisdom is lived out in young human lives, this is the modern translation of God’s word for the challenges that face your teenagers every day at home, school, college, leisure and even at church. Throughout the anglicised New International Version text, you’ll find icon-tagged articles, including:

I strongly suspect that if we saw all the difference even the tiniest of our prayers to God make, and all the people those little prayers were destined to affect, and all the consequences of those effects down through the centuries, we would be so paralyzed with awe at the power of prayer that we would be unable to get up off our knees for the rest of our lives.” Your prayers for your teen matter! It sounds cliché, but one of the best ways to help your teen grow in their faith is by simply being present. Teens are incredibly unpredictable, from emotions to schedules, you never know when they may want to talk or ask for life advice. Being a presence in their life that is engaged and a place where they know they are safe and loved will open the door for deeper conversation. Best Teen BiblesWith small children, you can read them the Bible and help set aside time for them to be in God’s word. As your kids get into their double digits, though, you’ll notice a shift. Ask your teen if they’ve read their Bible today, and there’s a good chance you’ll be met with eye rolls and sighs. The Good News Bible Youth Edition was created by Bible Society and Youth for Christ who have teamed up to create a truly unique Bible that meets the needs of young people today by connecting directly to their world. Just like they are beginning to develop independence in most life skills, this is also the age where they must start owning their faith. It’s hard to know the right balance when it comes to spiritual guidance at this stage of parenting. A fantastic way of getting the most important book in the world into the hands of a new generation. I wholeheartedly commend the Bible Society and Youth for Christ for working together on this vital initiative. Get a copy today for any young person you know.” Gavin Calver, Director of Mission for the Evangelical Alliance As the world continues to go paperless, I’ve noticed this even applies to bringing your Bible to church. A growing majority just have their Bibles on their phones. While I still firmly believe in owning paper books, I do know your teen is likely not going to tote a Bible to school and maybe not even to church. You never know when they are going to have something come up in their day where they want to turn to God’s Word. Make sure they have a Bible app on their phone. Their phone is always with them and, with an app, the Bible will be too!