The Titus Ten - Teen Guys' Bible Study Book: Foundations for Godly Manhood

Becoming the Man God Wants You to Be  Most Christian young men want to become the men that God has called them to be, but many struggle to make that a reality. For many years, pastor Josh Smith has used the teaching from the book of Titus to lead men’s groups to a clearer understanding of biblical manhood. This study is the blueprint for that process but tailored for young men to build a godly foundation for the future, starting now. The Titus Ten for Teen Guys will help young men grow in their understanding of the gospel, their identity in Christ, godly character, and their ability to serve God with purpose and passion.  Each chapter includes questions for reflection and discussion to process the way the Lord is developing you and to read in a group with other men. As you grow in these areas of your life, you'll become the kind of man God desires to use in your family, your church, and the world.  Features:  Ten small group sessions   Personal studies for ongoing spiritual growth  Leader guide in the back of the book  Promotional video  Benefits:   Train teen guys to follow Jesus and invest where it matters most.  Start a discipleship movement among young men in your church.  Learn how to exercise the dominion God has given in a God-honoring way.  Believe the gospel is for you and has something unique to say to men.  Root your identity in Christ and the unchanging nature of His love for you.  Approach your assignments and calling with clarity and purpose.  Build your character in a way that honors God and those around you.  Shore up the foundation of your essential beliefs so that you can stand for what matters.  Invest your life in the places where you can have the most impact.  Commit to serving God and those entrusted to your care with zeal.  J. Josh Smith is the pastor of Prince Avenue Baptist Church in Athens, Georgia. He is the author of Preaching for a Verdict and The Titus Ten and co-author of Exalting Jesus in Psalms 1–50 in the Christ-Centered Exposition Commentary series. He and his wife, Andrea, have four daughters and one son.      Read more