Reach Your Potential With Spiritual Growth
Jump Start the Next Generation
On a daily basis, young people face the consequences associated with drugs, sexual activity, alcohol, unsafe diets, uncontrolled anger, low self-esteem, bad language, hanging with the wrong crowd, and more. Without advance preparation and adequate support, young people may make decisions they will regret later in life.
In Jump-Start the Next Generation, author William Rollings offers a collection of devotionals equipping teens and preteens with the biblical insight they need to make smart choices now and demonstrate good character. The text also calls on parents and other caring adults to facilitate conversations with their teens. Its unique format encourages young people and parents to study Gods Word together, pray together, and share their own personal experiences.
A tool that bridges the generational divide, Jump-Start the Next Generation provides a platform for opening the discussion about popular and tough topics families often avoid. It challenges the next generation to seek God's advice to help them navigate some of life's treacherous situations.
Jump Start Your Day
With our busy and hectic schedules, we often rush out the door without gaining the fuel needed to make it through the day. Start your day with a positive outlook and great attitude. Learn practical tips on how to successfully face the common situations of everyday life including how to get the most out of your job, reduce financial debt, seek great friendships, properly handle success, avoid compromise, overcome challenges, plan for your future and overcome physical burnout, bitterness, jealousy and anger.
Each lesson is contemporary, practical, and easy to read. Every lesson is organized by an interactive 3 A's approach - Ask, Answer and Act. As we face the daily challenges of life, we normally "ask" questions to gain insight concerning how to properly deal with our situation. Next, we expect to receive "answers" which provide us with practical insight and advice. Lastly, we "act" upon the advice received if we expect to fully succeed in our situation.
