10 Questions Every Teen Should Ask!
- rmebeale
- Mar 26, 2021
- 1 min read
The junior version of Confronting Christianity is out! 10 Questions Every Teen Should Ask (and Answer) About Christianity (Crossway, 2021) dropped on March 16 and sold out on Amazon that day! It's now back in stock, so you can get it there, from Crossway direct or from any Christian retailer.
If you want to find out more about the book, read this extract from the "Note to parents, grandparents, and friends," published by Christianity Today.
This sounds like a fantastic resource for teens! The title '10 Questions Every Teen Should Ask!' is really intriguing, and it's amazing how quickly the book sold out on Amazon. I appreciate knowing there's an extract for parents too; that's super helpful for guiding conversations drive mad.
Sounds like a good book! I think it’s awesome they made a version for teens. Maybe taking a personality test would help them figure out their beliefs first. I might check it out!
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