The Gospel-Centered Community for Teens: Study Guide with Leader's Notes
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- Published: Tuesday, 14 October 2025 09:00
What does it mean for teens today to have a community that is centered on Jesus? In a digital world, young people hunger for meaningful relationships. Care and author and church-planter Robert Thune discuss what qualities make a Christian community and what keeps us from having genuine relationships. They also look at what it means to live on mission together as the body of Christ and the freedom that comes from it.
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Book Description:
Have you ever noticed that it’s hard to live with people and it’s hard to live without them? Real relationships are hard to come by—it’s easy to feel isolated and alone even when surrounded by people at school and home. But deep friendships and being a part of a caring community make our lives more meaningful. In this small group study, teenagers will learn with others about God’s good plan for us to connect and grow together and how following Christ makes that possible.
The Spirit takes people from all different backgrounds and shapes them into a Christ-centered community that reflects Jesus. Teenagers will find a place to belong where people love, care for, enjoy, serve, and even challenge one another in good ways.
Eight-lesson small group study with leader’s notes.
Each self-contained lesson includes a Bible passage, discussion questions, a short article and an application exercise.
An easy-to-follow road map for building a beautiful community based on love for God and others.
Robert H. Thune, MA, is founding and lead pastor of Coram Deo Church in Omaha, Nebraska. He is the author of Gospel Eldership, Gospel Training for Deacons, the coauthor of The Gospel-Centered Life and The Gospel-Centered Community, and the creator of the Daily Liturgy podcast. In addition to his work as a pastor and writer, he helps to lead a classical Christian school, coaches and trains church leaders, and serves on the Council of The Gospel Coalition.
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