RYM

We are people who hate to be bored. We will do anything to escape boredom, which is why we spend our days distracting ourselves from the reality of it. Distraction can be one of the worst things you can do when you find yourself bored, and it is a leading cause of physical and spiritual death. This is a theme we find all throughout Scripture and in today's world. This class will focus on how distraction leads us away from the life we can find in Jesus

We are people who hate to be bored. We will do anything to escape boredom, which is why we spend our days distracting ourselves from the reality of it. Distraction can be one of the worst things you can do when you find yourself bored, and it is a leading cause of physical and spiritual death. This is a theme we find all throughout Scripture and in today's world. This class will focus on how distraction leads us away from the life we can find in Jesus

We are people who hate to be bored. We will do anything to escape boredom, which is why we spend our days distracting ourselves from the reality of it. Distraction can be one of the worst things you can do when you find yourself bored, and it is a leading cause of physical and spiritual death. This is a theme we find all throughout Scripture and in today's world. This class will focus on how distraction leads us away from the life we can find in Jesus

What’s your typical day filled with? School, homework, tests, sports, and work. What are some of the relationships you deal with? People who make you laugh, people who make you cry, people who make you mad, and people who annoy you. What do you think about during the day? School, sports, movies, girls/boys, money, future, your body, their body, dating, sex, Snapchat, music, Instagram, celebrities, video games and YouTube. How do you feel about your day, your relationships, and your thoughts? On one hand, many of these things can foster thoughts of joy and excitement. On the other hand, many of them might make you want to run and hide. What’s your day filled with? In a word…stress.

Since we live in a sinful world, nothing comes easy. Even the good things in life are hard. In this current cultural climate, middle and high school students are among the most stressed people. Worry, anxiety, and depression among students are the highest in history. But God’s Word speaks to every moment in human history. God, in his sovereignty, wanted you to live in this current time in history. How can you learn to live with the stresses of life? How can you deal with anxiety and worry in a helpful way? This elective seeks to answer those questions for God’s glory and your good.

What’s your typical day filled with? School, homework, tests, sports, and work. What are some of the relationships you deal with? People who make you laugh, people who make you cry, people who make you mad, and people who annoy you. What do you think about during the day? School, sports, movies, girls/boys, money, future, your body, their body, dating, sex, Snapchat, music, Instagram, celebrities, video games and YouTube. How do you feel about your day, your relationships, and your thoughts? On one hand, many of these things can foster thoughts of joy and excitement. On the other hand, many of them might make you want to run and hide. What’s your day filled with? In a word…stress.

Since we live in a sinful world, nothing comes easy. Even the good things in life are hard. In this current cultural climate, middle and high school students are among the most stressed people. Worry, anxiety, and depression among students are the highest in history. But God’s Word speaks to every moment in human history. God, in his sovereignty, wanted you to live in this current time in history. How can you learn to live with the stresses of life? How can you deal with anxiety and worry in a helpful way? This elective seeks to answer those questions for God’s glory and your good.

What’s your typical day filled with? School, homework, tests, sports, and work. What are some of the relationships you deal with? People who make you laugh, people who make you cry, people who make you mad, and people who annoy you. What do you think about during the day? School, sports, movies, girls/boys, money, future, your body, their body, dating, sex, Snapchat, music, Instagram, celebrities, video games and YouTube. How do you feel about your day, your relationships, and your thoughts? On one hand, many of these things can foster thoughts of joy and excitement. On the other hand, many of them might make you want to run and hide. What’s your day filled with? In a word…stress.

Since we live in a sinful world, nothing comes easy. Even the good things in life are hard. In this current cultural climate, middle and high school students are among the most stressed people. Worry, anxiety, and depression among students are the highest in history. But God’s Word speaks to every moment in human history. God, in his sovereignty, wanted you to live in this current time in history. How can you learn to live with the stresses of life? How can you deal with anxiety and worry in a helpful way? This elective seeks to answer those questions for God’s glory and your good.

What’s your typical day filled with? School, homework, tests, sports, and work. What are some of the relationships you deal with? People who make you laugh, people who make you cry, people who make you mad, and people who annoy you. What do you think about during the day? School, sports, movies, girls/boys, money, future, your body, their body, dating, sex, Snapchat, music, Instagram, celebrities, video games and YouTube. How do you feel about your day, your relationships, and your thoughts? On one hand, many of these things can foster thoughts of joy and excitement. On the other hand, many of them might make you want to run and hide. What’s your day filled with? In a word…stress.

Since we live in a sinful world, nothing comes easy. Even the good things in life are hard. In this current cultural climate, middle and high school students are among the most stressed people. Worry, anxiety, and depression among students are the highest in history. But God’s Word speaks to every moment in human history. God, in his sovereignty, wanted you to live in this current time in history. How can you learn to live with the stresses of life? How can you deal with anxiety and worry in a helpful way? This elective seeks to answer those questions for God’s glory and your good.

Have you ever felt like your biggest questions have no answer? Or like they aren’t allowed to be asked? The truth is, we all have big questions that we desperately want answered - about God, about good and evil, and about eternity. This class will take a look at how an old document written by old men hundreds of years ago deals with some of life’s biggest questions.

Have you ever felt like your biggest questions have no answer? Or like they aren’t allowed to be asked? The truth is, we all have big questions that we desperately want answered - about God, about good and evil, and about eternity. This class will take a look at how an old document written by old men hundreds of years ago deals with some of life’s biggest questions.

Have you ever felt like your biggest questions have no answer? Or like they aren’t allowed to be asked? The truth is, we all have big questions that we desperately want answered - about God, about good and evil, and about eternity. This class will take a look at how an old document written by old men hundreds of years ago deals with some of life’s biggest questions.