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Finally: Someone Who Gets It

Adults may mean well, but do they really everything youre facing as a teenager? The pressure to drink and party, cheat on that test, or give in to that guy? How about the devastation of losing a friend, parents divorcing, or low self-esteem? Who can better relate than your peers? is a devotional written by your peers across the country who face the exact same things you do. God wants you to find encouragement and support through one another that they might be called trees of righteousness (Isaiah 61:3, KJV). Brief entres and rich Scripture verses are packed with hope and wisdom to guide you through these challenging years.

This Is Lifethe Real Deal

Nobody said these years would be easy. Or maybe someone didbut it was probably an adult who doesnt it. Now, in this 365-day devotional, teens just like you come together from around the world to offer guidance through your toughest questions and situations. The entries are genuinesolidly built on the Word of God.

Why do we look at the girl next to us and wish we had her hair, nose, or thighs? Did God make a mistake when He made you or me? No way! We are expressions of His ingeniously creative mind.

When I got older; I wasnt so sure of myself anymore. I wanted to grow up, have a career, get marriedbut I still wanted to climb trees, run, and play.

Satan tells me things like, 'You dont look pretty' or 'Your friends dont really care about you.' I think these are lies that most girls face. So what do we do with them?

This wasnt the first time I had vomited a meal. It was just that, well, I ate too much. I wanted to take it back. I didnt think I was fat; I just wanted to be thinner than I was.

Story Behind the Book

The teen years make up one of the most challenging and exciting time periods in anyones life. Teens are faced with temptations most adults either dont understand or have forgotten about. For the one committed to Christ, pressures are even greater. They look for encouragement, support, and belonging from their peers. Sadly, much of what is found is divisive and destructive. So I figured: If teens are intent on learning from their peers, why not give them incredible peer role models? A book written by teens for teens in devotional format will be an exciting tool for spurring spiritual growth among teens!

Patti M. Hummel