The Resilient Body of Faith

Description

The Resilient Body of Faith | Bible Study

by Brittani M. Blair

At Youth Ministry Conversations, we believe you know your group best. This means our resources look a little different than what you may have experienced in the past. We try and create a “buffet” of material so you can choose and pick what works best for your group. You will find ideas, instructions, and possibilities in this packet all related to the theme of “The Body.” How you use them, and how you structure your study is up to you. We hope you enjoy this resource and return in the future to check out other materials.

This Study:

This study is a five-part series on how we can heal by falling apart. When things are falling apart, it can be tempting to look for easy answers and perpetuate common myths regarding suffering. This study challenges the harmful assumptions that youth or adults can just get over the things that overwhelm them in life and “bounce back” from any adversity through positive thinking. These five lessons to look through Scripture at people who survived tremendous suffering without losing their concept of God and offers an authentic path into the wilderness and tools for surviving it with faith and hope.

Lessons Included:

Lesson 1: A Sign and a Promise
Lesson 2: A New Covenant
Lesson 3: Daring to Hope
Lesson 4: Weeping and Comfort
Lesson 5: To Die Is Gain

The Resilient Body of Faith ($15)

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The Resilient Body of Faith

is written by Brittani M. Blair

Rev. Brittani M. Bair serves as Minister to Youth at Crescent Hill Baptist Church in Louisville, Kentucky. She is a graduate of Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond, with a Master of Divinity degree completed in 2009. Brittani is also a therapist working with youth in Kentucky’s foster care system who have experienced trauma and abuse. She has a Master of Marriage and Family Therapy degree from Louisville Presbyterian Seminary, completed in 2015. Brittani is married, with a young son and four dogs.