Spiritual Resilience

All the Fundamental Knowledge Your Teens Need to Know to Face Life and Be Successful!Spiritual Resilience: Lessons for the Spiritual and Emotional Growth of Teens is a book specifically designed for Christian education for boys and girls aged 10 to 16.It contains seven parts: Knowing God Through His Son, Doctrine, The Moral Law of God, Christian Character, Leadership Foundations, Relationships with Others, and Your Identity. In these seven parts, the author strategically distributes 85 chapters, which lead the student along an effective learning path for their spiritual, moral, and Christian worldview.The topics were carefully selected for kids of these specific ages and are designed to help them become powerful and successful in Christian life.Using a systemic thinking, the author has managed to include contemporary topics such as social media, Artificial Intelligence, gender ideologies, and other issues of particular relevance.Regarding methodology, the author uses didactic tools to develop critical thinking, and he helps the students grow in their knowledge of the Scriptures.From this Book, Among Many Other Things, the Student Will Learn:To know God through Jesus Christ.The doctrinal foundations of Christianity.To solve the moral questions of our time.To maintain due discretion in compromising situations.To effectively manage their relationships with their family and friends.To safeguard their moral integrity in the face of the onslaught of social attacks.To maintain a living faith while facing adversity.The simplest and most practical explanation of God’s moral laws.How they should effectively manage money.What are the most fundamental principles for the formation of their character are.On gender ideologies contrary to the Bible.Some anti-Christian philosophies that they should never accept.How to protect themselves from abuse and manipulators.The truth about abortionHow can they honor God with their physical bodyHow to be a real manHow to be a real womanWhat the levels of intimacy are, and how they should manage them.