This crown Paul knew he was going to receive as he reached the end of his life (2 Tim. 4:8). How sure are you that the gold, silver, and precious stones of your service will earn you this crown?

We often think of David as a beast for slaying a bear, lion, Goliath and thousands upon thousands of Israel's enemies. Yet, God tells us that as a teenager, he refuses people that have it all together on the outside. David's heart and humility as a teenager set him apart from the rest.

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If the rapture were to occur before you finished reading this sentence, the next step in your journey is to give an account for your service to the Lord Jesus Christ. Are you making yourself ready for your wedding day (Rev. 19:7-8) or will you be ashamed at his coming (1 Jn. 2:28)?

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We can grow so accustomed to the Bible stories that happen to adults that we forget how many occur during the teen years. We kick off this study looking at a 17-year-old who possessed impeccable character which God then used to not only bring his family together, but to "save many people alive".

It's a new day and a new group that comprises SOLID. We all need reminded of who we are and why we do what we do. This time, we glean an example from the Scriptures to help us understand our role in the body of Christ.

The last words of Joshua serve as both a send-off message to our seniors as well as a charge to the underclassmen: when you cleave unto the Lord, you will be a force to be reckoned with. But if you choose to cleave to the world and your flesh, you'll find out that God is very good at keeping his commitments.

1) Kaitlyn Mencini, 2) Warren Lafferty, 3) Noah Mays, 4) Sami Orock, 5) Peyton Wengerd, 6) Landon Cresong, 7) Isabella Crecco

A common thread for many of us from camp was "boldness". Today we take a look at some passages on the topic that aren't your typical Sunday School verses as well as an example of the wrong kind of boldness.

Here in Daniel 6, a plot has been set against Daniel in an attempt to take his life. Daniel is put in a position where he must make a decision: stay committed to the Lord or succumb to the pressure.