Bible Studies for Teens and Adults
*Note, it is my recommendation that the Bible Studies be done combined with teens and adults. The interaction of teens with adults on matters of faith is of utmost importance. Moreover, the teens and adults in a family are more likely to continue their conversation at home if they have together attended the same class than otherwise. Likewise, adults are more likely to attend Bible Study if they do so with their children. It is an opportunity for adults and older youth to bond in the faith. Some have thought that it is better for children to be apart from their parents because they "express themselves more." That is what I thought until I turned to a combined curriculum. While ok for youth ministries, total "age segregation" is not as good for education (although "Generations of Faith" model works ok, with part "grouped by age" and part "together"). With education, the combined adults and children get to hear each other, and get to hear a distinct voice on the faith (think Trinity, and image of Trinity). Try it, you might like it. --Fr. Harry Linsinbigler
Bible Study for the Book of Romans
Romans Class Comprehensive Ch.s 7-16
Bible Study for The Acts of the Apostles
Bible Study for Teens--the Gospel of St. Matthew
Bible Study for Teens--the Gospel of St. Mark
Bible Study for Teens--the Gospel of St. Luke
Bible Study for Teens--the Gospel of St. John
Bible Study for Teens--the Book of Acts
Bible Study for Teens--the Book of Romans
Bible Study for Teens--the First Book of Corinthians
Bible Study for Teens--the Epistles of John, James, and Peter
Other Bible Study Sources and Resources
Bible versions in various languages (click on one of the flags at bottom to access the various languages)
Bible Gateway (another site with the Bible in various versions and languages)
Orthodox Bible Studies and Podcasts for Teens and Young Adults
An Orthodox look at English translations of the Bible